Dividing trig functions by multiplying by the reciprocal

The video tutorial covers the concept of secant over cosine, emphasizing that not all functions need conversion. It explains how to rewrite secant as one over cosine and addresses common misconceptions about function conversion. The tutorial demonstrates simplifying fractions using reciprocal multiplication and concludes with finding the reciprocal of cosine, leading to secant squared.

How can you express one over cosine squared of X in terms of secant?

What is the final expression derived from one over cosine squared of X?