Please anyone.. help me solve my homework :(
 its hard & sad bcuz it has betha(B)
or i'm too noob in math proving identities...

cosB        cosB
--------  +  ---------     = 2secB
1+sinB     1-sinB


Sagot :

cosB        cosB
--------  +  ---------     = 2secB
1+sinB     1-sinB

Adding those in the left side of the equation you get,
[tex] \frac{2cosB}{1- sin^2 B} = 2secB [/tex]
[tex] \frac{2}{cosB} = 2secB [/tex]

remember sec(x) = 1/cos(x) therefore,

[tex]2secB = 2secB [/tex]

Remember to only keep working on one side of the equation for proving. There are a lot of sample problems on the internet that you can work on to get better not just for this topic, but for other math topics as well. Try brilliant.org, edX, and coursera to learn more haha