First we expand the expression (sinx+cosx)^2:
(sin^2(x) + 2sinx*cosx + cos^2(x))
Now we divide this expression by sin(2x)+1:
(sin^2(x) + 2sinx*cosx + cos^2(x)) / (sin(2x) + 1)
We know that sin(2x) = 2sinxcosx, so we can substitute this into our expression:
(sin^2(x) + 2sinx*cosx + cos^2(x)) / (2sinxcosx + 1)
At this point, the expression can't be simplified any further.
First we expand the expression (sinx+cosx)^2:
(sin^2(x) + 2sinx*cosx + cos^2(x))
Now we divide this expression by sin(2x)+1:
(sin^2(x) + 2sinx*cosx + cos^2(x)) / (sin(2x) + 1)
We know that sin(2x) = 2sinxcosx, so we can substitute this into our expression:
(sin^2(x) + 2sinx*cosx + cos^2(x)) / (2sinxcosx + 1)
At this point, the expression can't be simplified any further.