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Hello, I just worked out a trigonometric identity, and got an answer of 2/cosx=2secx I am doubting that the two equal each other but it is what I keep on getting. Some verification would be much appreciated. Thanks.
That's two you got right.Mozart said:YES HAHAHA I FINALLY GOT ONE RIGHT. I RULE!
Oh yes. Where are my manners. Thank you, you sexy quasar you.
One possible definition. It would be better to say sec(x)cos(x)=1 is a well known identity.quasar987 said:how could they NOT be equal, since it is the DEFINITION of sec(x) that sec(x) = 1/cos(x).
lurflurf said:One possible definition. It would be better to say sex(x)cos(x)=1 is a well known identity.
lurflurf said:It would be better to say sex(x)cos(x)=1
quasar987 said:sex(x) is by far my favorite trig function, especially when evatuated at the point sex(quasar987).
It is well known that sex(z) has an essential singularity at z=quasar987 and thus by Picard's Great Theorem sex assumes all values with at most one exception in every neighborhood of z=quasar987. In this case there is one exception. On this darn keyboard x is just left of c. I make that error far less often freehand. At least we knowquasar987 said:sex(x) is by far my favorite trig function, especially when evatuated at the point sex(quasar987).
lurflurf said:I make that error far less often freehand.
Brad Barker said:quasar987 said:Originally Posted by quasar987
sex(x) is by far my favorite trig function, especially when evatuated at the point sex(quasar987).
but whenever i put that into my calculator, i keep on getting "no solution."
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quasar987 said:Funny how it is defined for sex(Brad Barker + lurflurf) though. :grumpy:
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