sе f an identity. Graph the left side and de separately, and see if the two graphs inator. to provide 46. sec t tan 47. 1 + 49. 1- C cos2 t 50. 51. cos" t 52. sin t sin e 53. 16: sin 54. 1- c COs sec 6 14. tan e 55. (tan2 56. (cot2 57. (cos cot 0 ) 1 16. cos2 e(1 tan 0) 1 cos 1- sint 18. cos t cot t = FOs t 58. (3 cos sin t sec2t 20. tan t 59 COS 1: sec t csc t 1 - cot2t 22 ost sin x 60. cSc t - sin t CSc t SI
sе f an identity. Graph the left side and de separately, and see if the two graphs inator. to provide 46. sec t tan 47. 1 + 49. 1- C cos2 t 50. 51. cos" t 52. sin t sin e 53. 16: sin 54. 1- c COs sec 6 14. tan e 55. (tan2 56. (cot2 57. (cos cot 0 ) 1 16. cos2 e(1 tan 0) 1 cos 1- sint 18. cos t cot t = FOs t 58. (3 cos sin t sec2t 20. tan t 59 COS 1: sec t csc t 1 - cot2t 22 ost sin x 60. cSc t - sin t CSc t SI
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f an identity. Graph the left side and
de separately, and see if the two graphs
inator.
to provide
46.
sec t
tan
47.
1 +
49.
1- C
cos2 t
50.
51. cos" t
52. sin t
sin e
53.
16:
sin
54.
1- c
COs sec 6
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tan e
55. (tan2
56. (cot2
57. (cos
cot 0
) 1
16. cos2 e(1 tan 0) 1
cos
1- sint
18. cos t cot t =
FOs t
58. (3 cos
sin t
sec2t
20.
tan t
59 COS
1:
sec t csc t
1 -
cot2t
22
ost
sin x
60.
cSc t - sin t
CSc t
SI
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