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Yuck, trig. I'm doing college trig at this very moment.
the top half (1+(2sinθ)cosθ)=1+sin(2θ)
because 2sinθcosθ=sin(2θ) is an identity
Using polynomial division your answer becomes:
(csc θ)(sec θ)+2
the top half (1+(2sinθ)cosθ)=1+sin(2θ)
because 2sinθcosθ=sin(2θ) is an identity
Using polynomial division your answer becomes:
(csc θ)(sec θ)+2
If we want to know the greatest common factor, we should ask: is one of the numbers divisible by the other? if yes, then the smaller number will be the answer!
let's try:
so, yes!
6 is the greatest common factor of the two:)
let's try:
so, yes!
6 is the greatest common factor of the two:)