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So I'm guessing that the x2 is your way of saying 2 is the exponent right? In that case the equation would be 8x^2 + 12x
Well you would have to pull out the gcf which in this case will be 4x after pulling out the gcf you should get 4x(2x + 3)
We have sec =
1/cos
Then we also have
cos^2 = 1 – sin^2
Also we have cos = sqrt (1 – sin^2)
Substitute the derived cosine function to sec then we
have
Sec = 1/(sqrt(1-sin^2)
