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ACT Math Practice Question: Trigonometric Identities

October 17, 2016 Leave a Comment

 

Try this ACT math practice question on trigonometric identities:

For all $\theta$, the expression $\csc^{2} \theta \tan^{2} \theta – 1 $ is equivalent to:

  1. $\quad \cot^{2} \theta$
  2. $\quad \tan^{2} \theta$
  3. $\quad \csc^{2} \theta$
  4. $\quad \sec^{2} \theta$
  5. $\quad \cos^{2} \theta$

Choice B

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