For the answer to the question above,
<span>Let's work with the left-hand side
We're going to times cosx/1-sinx by 1+sinx/1+sinx, you can do this because 1+sinx/1+sinx is equal to 1, so you aren't really changing anything.
After you've times the top and bottom by 1+sinx, you get:
cosx(1+sinx) / (1-sinx)(1+sinx)
The denominator is a difference of squares, so you get 1-sin^2 x
what you have now is
cosx(1+sinx) / 1-sin^2x
You know that 1-sin^2x is equal to cos^2x
so know you have
cosx(1+sinx) / cos^2x
get rid of the cosx on top by simplifying and the cos^2x so that you're left with
(1+sinx) / cos x
Therefore cosx / 1- sinx = 1 + sinx / cos x</span>
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No , he needed to apply the exponents to all factors in the product in the second step .
Answer:
4 squares make up a triangle so divide the degrees if the square by the triangle.
Answer:
The second one or B- "He did not find the prime factors of 4."
Step-by-step explanation:
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