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Example Question #21 : Trigonometric Identities
Simplify
The first step to simplifying is to remember an important trig identity.
If we rewrite it to look like the denominator, it is.
Now we can substitute this in the denominator.
Now write each term separately.
Remember the following identities.
Now simplify, and combine each term.
Example Question #22 : Trigonometric Identities
Simplify
The first step to simplifying is to remember an important trig identity.
If we rewrite it to look like the denominator, it is.
Now we can substitute this in the denominator.
Now write each term separately.
Remember the following identities.
Now simplify, and combine each term.
Example Question #23 : Trigonometric Identities
Simplify
The first step to simplifying is to remember an important trig identity.
If we rewrite it to look like the denominator, it is.
Now we can substitute this in the denominator.
Now write each term separately.
Remember the following identities.
Now simplify, and combine each term.
Example Question #21 : Pythagorean Identities
Simplify
The first step to simplifying is to remember an important trig identity.
If we rewrite it to look like the denominator, it is.
Now we can substitute this in the denominator.
Now write each term separately.
Remember the following identities.
Now simplify, and combine each term.
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