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14 July, 15:08

Trig identities how to prove 1 - (sin^2x) / (1+cosx) = cosx

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  1. 14 July, 16:29
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    Both sides aren't equal because 1-sin^2x = cos^2x and cos^2x / 1+cosx can never equal cosx
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