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Test:MAC1114-Test No.2
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Part 1
Verify the identity.
1 plus StartFraction tangent squared theta Over secant theta plus 1 EndFraction1+tan2 θsec θ+1equals=secant thetasec θ
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Part 1
To verify the identity, start with the more complicated side and transform it to look like the other side. Choose the correct transformations and transform the expression at each step.
1 plus StartFraction tangent squared theta Over secant theta plus 1 EndFraction1+tan2 θsec θ+1
equals=
1 plus StartFraction secant squared theta minus 1 Over secant theta plus 1 EndFraction1+secant squared theta minus 1sec2θ−1sec θ+1
Apply a Pythagorean identity.
(Do not factor.)
Part 2
equals=
1 plus StartFraction nothing Over secant theta plus 1 EndFraction1+enter your response heresec θ+1
Factor the numerator.Factor the numerator.
Part 3
equals=
secant thetasec θ
Divide out the common factor and simplify.
1 plus StartFraction tangent squared theta Over secant theta plus 1 EndFractionsecant theta1 plus StartFraction tangent squared theta Over secant theta plus 1 EndFractionsecant thetaChoose the correct transformations and transform the expression at each step.Choose the correct transformations and transform the expression at each step.listbox 3,
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Math Problem Analysis
Mathematical Concepts
Trigonometric Identities
Pythagorean Identities
Formulas
tan^2 θ = sec^2 θ - 1
Theorems
Pythagorean identity
Suitable Grade Level
Grades 11-12
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