sin (x-b) If it is known that sin (b) = - 1, It is equivalent to 1+tan²(x)' O a) cos (x) Ob) – cos (x) O c) sen (x) cos(x) O d) –sen (x) cos(x)

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Chapter7: Analytic Trigonometry
Section7.6: The Inverse Trigonometric Functions
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sin (x-b)
If it is known that sin (b) = - 1,
It is equivalent to
1+tan2(x)'
O a) cos (2)
O b) – cos (x)
O c) sen (x) cos(æ)
O d) -sen (x) cos(x)
Transcribed Image Text:sin (x-b) If it is known that sin (b) = - 1, It is equivalent to 1+tan2(x)' O a) cos (2) O b) – cos (x) O c) sen (x) cos(æ) O d) -sen (x) cos(x)
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