i think there is an identity for tanxsec^2x but i cant find it
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i think there is an identity for tanxsec^2x but i cant find it
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Answers (1)
tan(x)*sec²(x) = sin(x)/cos^3(x)
This looks a bit complicated, but it also looks like the answer is near zero, so you can use a small approximation (tan(x) = x, sec(x) = 1) formula, so you get 2x+2x = 0, x=0 . This is an exact answer, actually.