## anonymous one year ago 10. The trig functions cosine and secant are related through a(n) _______ trig identity. A. Pythagorean B. reciprocal C. inverse D. quotient

1. AbdullahM

$$\sf\Large sec(x)=\frac{1}{cos(x)}$$ What do you think it is?

2. anonymous

@AbdullahM can you help me out

3. anonymous

a.

4. AbdullahM

No; Phytagorean trig identity is based off of $$\sf a^2+b^2=c^2$$ And a Phytagorean Trig identity example is: $$\sf sin^2(x)+cos^2(x)=1$$

5. anonymous

so can you help me @AbdullahM

6. anonymous

im so lost :(

7. AbdullahM

What is cos to sec? Is it the inverse? reciprocal? quotient?

8. anonymous

idk

9. AbdullahM

If anything else, you can seach up inverse trig identity reciprocal trig identity and see if $$\sf\Large sec(x)=\frac{1}{cos(x)}$$ comes under it.

10. anonymous

CAN YOU HELP ME @AbdullahM !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1

11. AbdullahM

12. anonymous

who are you talking to

13. AbdullahM

you

14. anonymous

the question is the same as @coolswag and the answers are the same

15. AbdullahM

ok

16. anonymous

so can you help me

17. AbdullahM

I'll try.

18. anonymous

ok

19. anonymous

so......................................................................................................................................... did you find the answer @AbdullahM

20. AbdullahM

Please go to the other post where I'm helping :)