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Trigonometric Identities
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find the exact value of sin(u+v) given that sin u=3/5 and sin v= 15/17
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k
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find an expression equivalent to sec theta sin theta cot theta csc theta
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Anonymous
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If A is between 270degrees and 360degrees, and cos A=12/13, find the exact value of:
sin2a, cos2a, sin1/2a, cos1/2a
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Bob
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if csc theta= -5/3 and theta has its terminal side in quadrant III, find the exact value of tan 2 theta.
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hannah
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how do you establish the identity of cos(3pi/2+0)=sin0
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rebecca
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If sinx=3/4, with x in quadrant II, then determine the value of sin 2x
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Lana
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Verify the Identity:
sec(x/2)=the square root of (2 tanx/(tanx sinx))
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Tina
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prove:
sin(a+b)/cosacosb=tana+tanb
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Sarah Fuller
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Prove that (cosy/1+siny) + (1+siny/cosy) = 2secy
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Trig
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1+(sinA/tanB)^2/1+(sinA/tanC)^2
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prove that cos^2 theta +tan theta cosec theta=cos theta
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Blossom
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if cos(x) = 5/13 and sin(y)=3/5 where 0<= x, y <= x/2, determine:
a) cos (x+y) b) sin (x-y)
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Raveena
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prove that
sin8x = 8sinx cosx cos2x cos4x
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urgent
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If sin theta = 2/7 and theta is in quadrant 2 find cos theta, sec theta, csc theta, tan theta, and cot theta
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marcella
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Prove 8sin^5x=sinx(3-4cos(2x)+cos(4x))
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Larry Wheels
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4cosasina+cos^2(a)
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henk
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Prove this
Cot²(90-theta) /tan² theta-1 + cosec²theta/sec²theta-cosec²theta= 1/sin²theta - cos²theta
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Akash
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Find the exact value of cos(u + v) ) given that sin u= 9/41 cos nu=- 15/17 . (Both u and v are in Quadrant II.)
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Matt
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if COS A=3/5 and Sin B=7/25, when A us acute and B is obtuse, find without using tables. the value of COS(A+B)
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JONATHAN
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(Sec(theta)*sin(theta))/(tan(theta)+cot(theta))=sin^2(theta)
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PLEASE HELP
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Prove that. (1+sec2A) (1+sec4A) (1+sec8A)=Tan8A×CotA
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Bimal
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Expand cos(50°) using a double angle identity
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math
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Prove the identity
cscx+cotx-1/cotx-cscx+1 = 1+cosx/sinx
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Anonymous
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How do I go about proving that:
cos(4θ) + 4cos(2θ) ≡ 8cos^4(θ) - 3 Thanks in advance!
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Autumn
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Sec^2(u/2)=(2sec(u))/(sec(u)+1)
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Dax
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If cosA + sinA= root2 cosA
Show that cosA - sinA= root2 sinA
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kumar
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Prove
SinA/1-CosA = CosecA + CotA
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kumar
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cos^3 = (1/2 cosx)(1+cos2x)
Please make the left match the right.
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Amy
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Prove cos^2 α + cos?^2 β + cos^2 γ = 1 .
Thank You
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Angel
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Sin^2x/cosx =tanxsinx
I need help in verifying also please tell me what identity u started with thank you!
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Sarah
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If 5cosA+3=0 and 180(degrees)<A<360(degrees)
Determine 1. Tan^2A And 2. SinA over cosA
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Kaylee
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secx+tanx/secx- tanx = 1+2sinx+sin^2x/ cos^2x
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Madison
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Prove that (cos2A)÷ ( 1+sin2A) = (cotA -1) ÷ (cotA +1)
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Ismail Abdullah
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ifm sin B=nsin(2A+B) prove that(m+n)tanA=(m-n)tan(A+B)
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vilas
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prove sin(x+y)+sin(x-y)/cos(x+y)+cos(x-y)=tanx
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liv
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Evaluate sin16° cos29° + cos16° sin29°
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Liv
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2sin(180°+x)sin(90°+x)/cost^4x-sin^4x
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yarku
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If Tan (A+B)=1/3 and Tan(A-B)=2/5,then prove that
A.Tan2A=11/13 B.Tan2B=-1/17
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Rabinprakash Dahal
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prove that:
4cosec2ACot2A=cosec^2A - sec^2A
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peter
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How do I verify this? Cos^4x-Sin^4x=1-tan^2x/sec^2x
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Alli
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Which statement is ALWAYS true?
A) The sine of an angle is equal to the sine of the angle's complement. B) The cosine of an angle
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Lauren
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solution if x=cosec A + cos A and y=cosec A-cos A then prove that (2/x+y)sqare+(x-y/2)sqare-1=0
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Love
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Prove the identity
csc^2x = 2sec2x / sec2x - 1 Sorry i really tried. I got : LS = 1 - (cos^2x/sin^2x) but that's it. please help
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Nihira
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Prove that cosec 60 degrees cot 30 degrees tan 60 degrees=2secsquared 45degrees cos 30 degree
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Haiano
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tan^2(5x)cos^4(5x) = 1/8 - 1/8cos(20x)
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asked by
Peggy
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Sin3x=3cos^2xsinx-sin^3x
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asked by
Noemi
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prove that:
sinC+sinD =2sin((C+D)/2)*cos((C-D)/2)
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asked by
celina
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use basic identities to simplify the expression.
csc θ cot θ / sec θ
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asked by
tony
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Verify
Sinx-sinxcos^2x =sin^3x Need every step!!!
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Kristen
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#1 cscθ-cotθ
#2 cosθ(tanθ-secθ) #3 tanθ+sinθ/cscθ+cotθ
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lucy
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