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And this problem, we're asked to find what is equivalent to secant beta times sine alpha plus beta.
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And so for this, we're just trying to kind of simplify this expression a little bit.
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So here i see that we have sine alpha plus beta, and we're going to apply the sum of the sum formula to this.
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So sine alpha plus beta is equivalent to sine alpha, cosine beta, plus cosine alpha, sine beta.
00:28
Now keep in mind, this whole thing is still being multiplied by c.
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Secant beta.
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Now we can distribute secant beta through parentheses, but before i do that, i'm going to keep in mind that secant beta is equivalent to 1 over cosine beta.
00:44
So when i multiply this through, i can see that there's going to be some things that cancel out...