sec^2(x)
Definition
The term "sec^2(x)" represents the square of the secant function for angle x. It is calculated by squaring the value obtained from applying secant to angle x.
Related terms
csc^2(x): This term refers to the square of cosecant function for angle x.
cosh^2(x): This term refers to hyperbolic cosine squared for value x.
sinh^2(x): This term refers to hyperbolic sine squared for value x.
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