Verify the identity

tan x/sec x-1=sec x+1/tan x

Verify
cos(360 degrees-x)=cos x

Solve
4cos^3x-3cosx=0 for 0 less than or equal to x<2pi

I think all 4 of your questions should be combined - and you should also state the question, not command "solve."

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Originally posted by Eribug19

tan x/sec x-1=sec x+1/tan x

Verify the identity

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Originally Posted by Eribug19

Solve: 4cos^3x-3cosx=0 for 0 less than or equal to x<2pi

Solve

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It would be good if you showed us what you attempted.

You should keep in mind the basic identities that you know to solve these problems, especially:

For the last one



Let

Then, you get a cubic that can be easily solved. Solve it and resub.





Finish?