How can we express cos(1x) and tan(1y) in terms of x and y only?

To rewrite the expression cos(1x) and tan(1y) in terms of x and y only, we start by examining the functions involved.

Firstly, cos(1x) can be understood as a cosine function applied to 1 times x, which is just x. Therefore, we can express it simply as:

  • cos(1x) = cos(x)

Next, we need to look at tan(1y). Similarly, since 1y simply refers to y, we can express tan(1y) as:

  • tan(1y) = tan(y)

Putting this all together, the original expression can be rewritten in terms of x and y as:

  • cos(1x) tan(1y) = cos(x) tan(y)

Thus, the expression in terms of x and y only is cos(x) tan(y).

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