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2 cos() +2 cos(z) + 2 tan()
(1 + cos(a))
2cos(x)+2((cos(x)]A2)+2"tan(x)(1+cos(x)]*2)
one of the answers above is NOT correct.
the questions remains unanswered.
2 sin(z)
(1 point) Let f(z) = 1 + cos(x)
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. f(2cosx+2cosxA2+2tanx) (1+cosx)h2
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