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Subtracting tan²θ from sec²θ always leaves which constant?

A2
B0
C1
D−1
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. 1
Dividing sin squared plus cos squared equals 1 by cos squared gives tan squared + 1 = sec squared.
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