2 cos(a) + tan(a) = sec(a)

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En el ejercicio 6 en los Problemas Desafío para el Capítulo 10,
se les pidió que muestran que el área de la porción del plano
ax + by + cz = d DONDE a , b y c son constantes positivos , en el primer octante esta dada por:
Deducir la fórmula de nuevo, esta vez utilizando la integración. Mostrar que el resultado
también se puede escribir como:
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