Answer:
Odd, Even
Step-by-step explanation:
A function is said to be an Even function if it follows f(-x) = f(x).
A function is said to be an Odd function if it follows f(-x) = -f(x).
It means we can plug -x in place of x and check if it comes out to be f(x) or -f(x) i.e. y or -y?
Given y = sin³x/cos³x and y = 1/sec³x
[tex]y = sin^3x/cos^3x\\f(x) = sin^3x/cos^3x\\f(-x) = sin^3(-x)/cos^3(-x)\\f(-x)= (sin(-x))^3/(cos(-x))^3\\f(-x)=(-sin(x))^3/(cos(x))^3\\f(-x)=-sin^3x/cos^3x\\f(-x)=-f(x)\\Odd\; function[/tex]
[tex]y=1/sec^3x\\f(x)= 1/sec^3x\\f(x)=cos^3x\\f(-x)=cos^3(-x)\\f(-x)=(cos(-x))^3\\f(-x)=(cos\;x)^3\\f(-x)=cos^3x\\f(-x)=f(x)\\Even\; function[/tex]
Hence, first function is Odd, second function is Even.
