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simplify tanx/secx+1
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identities! Start by breaking tan and sec into terms of sin and cos
(sinx/cosx)/secx+1 as far as i got
secx = 1/cosx
Is this --> tanx/secx+1 tanx/(secx+1) OR ( tanx/secx ) +1
1st one
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substituting in 1/cosx for secx, you should have sinx/cosx /(1/cosx +1) can you see what to do from there?
multiply reciprocal?
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have no clue sorry. its 1 am
it's fine! i would turn the one into cosx/cosx, so it's a common denominator with the other term
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hmm
so now its (sinx/cosx)/(1/cos)+(cosx/cosx)???
sinx/1+cosx
i'm going to try drawing it - don't judge my writing.
lol ok
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