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    1. This document contains information about trigonometric functions including their domains and ranges, definitions of angles in radians and degrees, trigonometric identities, and formulas relating trigonometric functions of sums and differences of angles. 2. Measurement of angles in radians is defined as the radius over the arc, and conversions between radians and degrees are provided. 3. Formulas are given for trigonometric functions of sums and differences of angles, including sum-to-product and double angle formulas.

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    1. This document contains information about trigonometric functions including their domains and ranges, definitions of angles in radians and degrees, trigonometric identities, and formulas relating trigonometric functions of sums and differences of angles. 2. Measurement of angles in radians is defined as the radius over the arc, and conversions between radians and degrees are provided. 3. Formulas are given for trigonometric functions of sums and differences of angles, including sum-to-product and double angle formulas.

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    1. This document contains information about trigonometric functions including their domains and ranges, definitions of angles in radians and degrees, trigonometric identities, and formulas relating trigonometric functions of sums and differences of angles. 2. Measurement of angles in radians is defined as the radius over the arc, and conversions between radians and degrees are provided. 3. Formulas are given for trigonometric functions of sums and differences of angles, including sum-to-product and double angle formulas.

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    1. This document contains information about trigonometric functions including their domains and ranges, definitions of angles in radians and degrees, trigonometric identities, and formulas relating trigonometric functions of sums and differences of angles. 2. Measurement of angles in radians is defined as the radius over the arc, and conversions between radians and degrees are provided. 3. Formulas are given for trigonometric functions of sums and differences of angles, including sum-to-product and double angle formulas.

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    MIND MAP


    Domain and Range
    Function Domai n Range
    1. y = sinx R [1, 1]
    2. y = cosx R [1, 1]
    3. y = tanx R(2n +1)
    2
    t
    R
    4. y = cosecx Rnt (, 1] [1, )
    5. y = secx R(2n + 1)
    2
    t
    (, 1] [1, )
    6. y = cotx R nt R

    TRIGONOMETRIC
    FUNCTIONS
    Functi on Domain
    2
    t
    2
    t
    Measur ement of Angl e
    1. t radians 180 degrees
    1
    c
    57 17 44.8
    2. 1 right angle =90
    1 60 and 1 =60
    3. Angle (in radians) =
    Radius
    Arc

    sin(A B) =sinA cosB cosA sinB
    cos(A B) =cosA cosB sinA sinB
    tan(A B) =
    B A
    B
    tan tan 1
    tan tan


    2sinAcosB = sin(A + B) + sin(A B)
    2cosAsinB = sin(A + B) sin(A B)
    2cosAcosB = cos(A + B) +cos(A B)
    2sinAsinB = cos(A B) cos(A + B)

    All t-ratios are positive in Q
    1

    Only sin and cosec are positive in Q2
    Only tan and cot are positive in Q
    3
    Only cos and sec are positive in Q4

    2 2
    sin cos
    2 2
    b a b a b a + s u + u s +
    for all values of u

    For any three angles o, |,
    E coso+cos(Eo) =4H cos
    2
    | + o

    E sino sin(Eo) =4H sin
    2
    | + o

    4sin(60 u)sinu sin(60 +u) =sin3u
    4cos(60 u)cosu cos(60 +u) =cos3u
    tan(60 u)tanu tan(60 +u) =tan3u
    sinC + sinD = 2sin
    2
    cos
    2
    D C D C +

    sinC sinD = 2cos
    2
    sin
    2
    D C D C +

    cosC + cosD = 2cos
    2
    cos
    2
    D C D C +

    cosC cosD = 2sin
    2
    sin
    2
    C D D C +

    sin(A + B) sin(A B) =sin
    2
    A sin
    2
    B
    = cos
    2
    B cos
    2
    A
    cos(A + B)cos(A B) =cos
    2
    A sin
    2
    B
    = cos
    2
    B sin
    2
    A
    sin2u =2sinucosu =
    u +
    u
    2
    tan 1
    tan 2

    cos2u =cos
    2
    u sin
    2
    u =
    u +
    u
    2
    tan 1
    2
    tan 1

    1 +cos2u =2cos
    2
    u; 1 cos2u =2sin
    2
    u;
    tan
    2
    u/2 =
    u +
    u
    cos 1
    cos 1

    u
    u
    = u
    2
    tan 1
    tan 2
    2 tan
    tan(A + B + C) =
    B A
    A A
    tan tan 1
    tan tan
    E
    H E

    sin(A + B + C)
    =EsinA cosB cosC H sinA
    cos(A + B + C)
    =HcosA EcosA sinB sinC
    sin3u =3sinu 4sin
    3
    u
    cos3u = 4cos
    3
    u 3cosu
    tan3u =
    u
    u u
    2
    tan 3 1
    3
    tan tan 3

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