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[tsh44]

I am also haivng toruble with this problem

sec x = 2 csc 2

where would I start?

should I change them to cos and sin?

 

[Unco]

You may mean
sec x = 2 csc(x)

In which case, changing them to cos and sin would be a great place start.

 

[tsh44]

Srry for the typo. Where would i go next.

I have

1/cosx- 2 (1/sinx) = 0 but I don't see anything out of this.

 

[Unco]

\(\displaystyle \L \frac{1}{\cos{x}} = \frac{2}{\sin{x}}\)

What would happen if we multiplied both sides by sin(x)?

 

[tsh44]

thanks i got tan x= 2

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