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Quotient Identity and Pythagorean Identity
Prove the identities.
A) TANa + 1 = 1
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TANa SINa COSa
B) TANa-1= SIN^2a - COS^2a
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SINa COSa + COS^2a
Quotient and Pythagorean identities are investigated.
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