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Establish identity: what is sec(pheta)sin(pheta)/tan(pheta)-1?
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sec=1/cos tan=sin/cos
Is this the expression you posted? See attachment. @jkfussball
the answer is zero b/c secsin becomes tan. so tan-tan=0.
@jkfussball What about the 1 in the expression?
that becomes tan/tan
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do you know what cos5pie/12 is using the difference identity?
Tan (theta) = sin(theta)/cos(theta) sec(theta)sin(theta)/tan(theta)-1 sec(theta)sin(theta)/[sin(theta)/cos(theta)]-1 cancel common terms sec(theta)/[1/cos(theta)]-1 1/cos(theta)=sec(theta) sec(theta)/sec(theta)-1 1-1 =0 Source: http://www.mathskey.com/question2answer/
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