If seca+coseca=2thensecpowern+cosecpowern=?
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- 3+ months ago by sarikanaga
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- seca, maths
Answers (1)
This makes no sense. You must learn correct presentation so people will know what you are saying.
sine - sin(Θ)
sine to any power n - sin^n(Θ)
cosine - cos(Θ)
tangent - tan(Θ)
secant - sec(Θ)
cosecant - csc(Θ)
Trigonometry is based on a picture of a circle with the radius making an angle with the x axis. You carry this picture in your head, not your calculator. Trig is mostly imagination and the rest memorization.
Remember Chief SohCahToa
Sin = Opposite/Hypotenuse
Cosine = Adjacent/Hypotenuse
Tangent = Opposite/Adjacent
Also memorize:
Sec = 1/Cos
Csc = 1/Sin
Cot = 1/Tan