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Simplify secθ + secθtan^2θ. A.) 1 B.) cosθ C.) secθ D.) sec^3θ
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factor!
example please.
sec theta = x tan theta = y so you can write it as \[\huge\rm (x+xy^2)\] so what is common in these both terms ?
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yes right so take it out\[\huge\rm x(1+y^2)\] now you can replace x and y by sec an tan \[\huge\rm sec \theta (1+ \tan^2)\] 1+tan^2 = what ? ^^^^identity
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i still dont understand whatsoever.
it's same like simple algebra first we have to find GCF(greatest common factor) \[\huge\rm sec \theta + \sec \theta \tan^2 \] sec is common so take it out and divide both terms by common factor write your answer in the parentheses|dw:1434120062504:dw| \[\sec \theta (1+ tan^2 \theta )\]
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