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After working through this problem, webwork gives me "The domain of your function doesn't match that of the correct answer". Usually this happens if you have a log function that needs absolute value bars or are missing a +C, but that doesn't apply here so I'm wondering if I'm missing something obvious in the question?



$$intfrac{sec^2(8t)tan^2(8t)}{sqrt{16-tan^2(8t)}}dt
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    After working through this problem, webwork gives me "The domain of your function doesn't match that of the correct answer". Usually this happens if you have a log function that needs absolute value bars or are missing a +C, but that doesn't apply here so I'm wondering if I'm missing something obvious in the question?



    $$intfrac{sec^2(8t)tan^2(8t)}{sqrt{16-tan^2(8t)}}dt
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      After working through this problem, webwork gives me "The domain of your function doesn't match that of the correct answer". Usually this happens if you have a log function that needs absolute value bars or are missing a +C, but that doesn't apply here so I'm wondering if I'm missing something obvious in the question?



      $$intfrac{sec^2(8t)tan^2(8t)}{sqrt{16-tan^2(8t)}}dt
      $$



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      After working through this problem, webwork gives me "The domain of your function doesn't match that of the correct answer". Usually this happens if you have a log function that needs absolute value bars or are missing a +C, but that doesn't apply here so I'm wondering if I'm missing something obvious in the question?



      $$intfrac{sec^2(8t)tan^2(8t)}{sqrt{16-tan^2(8t)}}dt
      $$



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      edited Jan 17 at 23:44









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          I think your problem is that inside the $tan$ you have $8t/4$ and the $4$ should be on the outside of the parens. (Otherwise you'd write $tan 2t$, eh?_)






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          I think your problem is that inside the $tan$ you have $8t/4$ and the $4$ should be on the outside of the parens. (Otherwise you'd write $tan 2t$, eh?_)






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          I think your problem is that inside the $tan$ you have $8t/4$ and the $4$ should be on the outside of the parens. (Otherwise you'd write $tan 2t$, eh?_)






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          I think your problem is that inside the $tan$ you have $8t/4$ and the $4$ should be on the outside of the parens. (Otherwise you'd write $tan 2t$, eh?_)






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          I think your problem is that inside the $tan$ you have $8t/4$ and the $4$ should be on the outside of the parens. (Otherwise you'd write $tan 2t$, eh?_)







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