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  1. April 29th 2012, 07:50 AM #1
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    [1/sec2a-cos2a + 1/cosec2a-sin2a]sin2acos2a = 1-(cos2a)(sin2a)/2+(cos2a)(sin2a)
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    Re: Trig

    Quote Originally Posted by srirahulan View Post
    [1/sec2a-cos2a + 1/cosec2a-sin2a]sin2acos2a = 1-(cos2a)(sin2a)/2+(cos2a)(sin2a)
    Please put some brackets where they're needed, I can't read this as is.
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