Hi, please help me prove an identity..
\(Sin^2xtan^2x+cos^2xtan^2x=1-sec^2x\)
LHS
factorise and it will fall out to tan^2 (x ) in just 2 lines
RHS
\(1-sec^2x\\ =1-\frac{1}{cos^2x}\\ =\frac{cos^2x-1}{cos^2x}\\ =\)
You should be able to finish if from there.
Dearest Melody, it's juriemagic here...working from my phone....uhm, I made an error..it's supposed be \(1+sec^2x\)