9. Partner each expression with an equivalent expression to make an identity equation. Then classify the equations into two groups. Explain the similarities and differences as to why you grouped them the way that you did. cos(x), sec(x), , sec-(x), (secx)-, sec-(x-), arccos(x), arcsec(x)

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Partner each expression with an equivalent expression to make an identity equation. Then classify the equations into two groups. Explain the similarities and differences as to why you grouped them the way that you did.

cos(x), sec(x), 1/cos(x), sec-1(x), (sec x)^-1, sec-1(x^-1), arccoss(x), arcsec(x)

9. Partner each expression with an equivalent expression to make an identity equation. Then
classify the equations into two groups. Explain the similarities and differences as to why you
grouped them the way that you did.
cos(x), sec(x), , sec (x), (secx), sec (x), arccos(x), arcsec(x)
Transcribed Image Text:9. Partner each expression with an equivalent expression to make an identity equation. Then classify the equations into two groups. Explain the similarities and differences as to why you grouped them the way that you did. cos(x), sec(x), , sec (x), (secx), sec (x), arccos(x), arcsec(x)
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