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    The document contains 6 multi-step math problems involving trigonometric functions: 1. The first problem simplifies an expression involving cotangent and reduces it to sine 2x. 2. The second problem uses trigonometric ratios to solve for missing angles and sides of a triangle. 3. The third problem uses the law of cosines to find the length of a side of a triangle given other side lengths and an included angle measure. 4. The fourth problem uses trigonometric ratios and angle/side relationships to solve for all three angles and a side of a triangle. 5. The fifth problem sets up two equations involving tangent to solve for variables x and y.

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    The document contains 6 multi-step math problems involving trigonometric functions: 1. The first problem simplifies an expression involving cotangent and reduces it to sine 2x. 2. The second problem uses trigonometric ratios to solve for missing angles and sides of a triangle. 3. The third problem uses the law of cosines to find the length of a side of a triangle given other side lengths and an included angle measure. 4. The fourth problem uses trigonometric ratios and angle/side relationships to solve for all three angles and a side of a triangle. 5. The fifth problem sets up two equations involving tangent to solve for variables x and y.

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    The document contains 6 multi-step math problems involving trigonometric functions: 1. The first problem simplifies an expression involving cotangent and reduces it to sine 2x. 2. The second problem uses trigonometric ratios to solve for missing angles and sides of a triangle. 3. The third problem uses the law of cosines to find the length of a side of a triangle given other side lengths and an included angle measure. 4. The fourth problem uses trigonometric ratios and angle/side relationships to solve for all three angles and a side of a triangle. 5. The fifth problem sets up two equations involving tangent to solve for variables x and y.

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    Maths

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    The document contains 6 multi-step math problems involving trigonometric functions: 1. The first problem simplifies an expression involving cotangent and reduces it to sine 2x. 2. The second problem uses trigonometric ratios to solve for missing angles and sides of a triangle. 3. The third problem uses the law of cosines to find the length of a side of a triangle given other side lengths and an included angle measure. 4. The fourth problem uses trigonometric ratios and angle/side relationships to solve for all three angles and a side of a triangle. 5. The fifth problem sets up two equations involving tangent to solve for variables x and y.

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    Revision Exercise 1

    1. 2 cot x / 1+cot2 x
    =
    =
    =
    =

    2
    2
    2
    2

    = 2 (cos x / sin x) / 1 + (cos2 x / sin 2 x)


    (cos x / sin x) / 1 + (sin2 x + cos2 / sin2 x)
    (cos x / sin x) / 1 / sin2 x
    (cos x / sin x) x sin2 x
    sin x x cos x

    = sin 2x

    2. Angle C,
    Sin c / 6.8 = sin 54o / 10.2
    10.2 sin c = 6.8 sin 54o
    sin c = 6.8 sin 54o / 10.2
    c = 32.64o
    Angle B,
    180o 54o 32.64o = 93.36o
    Side b,
    b / sin 93.36o = 10.2 / sin 54o
    b = 12.58cm

    3.

    c2 = 7.22 + 5.82 2 (7.2)(5.8) cos 110o


    = 85.48 83.52 cos 110o
    c = 10.68cm

    Angle B,
    Cos B = 5.22 + 10.682 7.22 / 2 (10.68)(5.8)
    B = 39.3o
    Angle A,
    180o 110o 39.3o = 30.7o

    4. Side c,
    Sin (comp) c = cos a x cos b
    = cos 25o1248 x cos 52o045
    a = 56o042

    Angle A,
    Sin b = tan a x cot A
    = tan a x 1 / tan A
    tan A = tan a / sin b
    = tan 25o1248 / sin 52o045
    A = 30o5116.8

    Angle B,
    Sin a = tan b x tan (comp) B
    sin a = tan b x cot B
    = tan b x 1 / tan A
    tan B = tan b / sin a
    = tan 54o045 / sin 25o1228
    B = 71o3557.3

    5. tan 65o = 200 / x


    x = 200 / tan 65o
    = 93.26m

    6. tan 35o = 150 / x


    x = 150 / tan 35o
    = 214.22m
    Tan 40o = y / 214.22
    y = 214.22 x tan 40o
    = 179.75m
    179.75 150 = 29.75m

    Revision Exercise 2

    1. LHS = (1 + csc x)(1 sin x)


    = (1 + (1/sin x))(1 sin x)
    = 1 sin x (1/sin x) 1
    = (1/sin x) sin x
    = 1 (sin2x/sin x)
    = (csc2 x/sin x)
    = ((cos x + cos x) / sin x)
    = cot x x cos x
    = RHS

    2. sin A / 816 = sin 50.6 / 646


    sin A = sin 50.6 x 816 / 646
    A = 75o 42 29.2

    3. c2 = 4202 + 5402 2 (420)(540)cos 52.6


    c = 435.16mm
    Sin A / 420 = sin 52.6 / 435.16
    Sin A = sin 52.6 x 420 / 435.16
    A = 49o 36 17.8
    sin B / 540 = sin 52.6 / 435.16
    sin B = sin 52.6 x 540 / 435.16
    B = 78o 17 29.2

    4. to find side a, take b as the middle part


    sin b = cos (comp) a x cos (comp) B
    = sin a x sin b
    sin 50o50 = sin a x sin 72o19
    sin a = sin 50o50 / sin 72o19
    a = 54o2754.6

    To find side c, use B as the middle part


    sin B = tan c x tan a
    sin (comp) B = tan c x tan (comp) a
    cos B = tan c x cot a
    cos 72o19 = tan c / (1/tan 54o2754.6)
    c = 23o0224.7
    to find C, use B as the middle part
    sin B = cos b x cos C
    sin (comp) B = cos b x cos (comp) C
    cos B = cos b x sin C
    cos 72o19 = cos 50o50 x sin c
    sin c = cos 72o19 / cos 50o50
    c = 28o4450.3

    5. tan 50o = y/x


    y = x tan 50 - - - (1)
    tan 30 = y / x + 1.2 - - - (2)

    6.

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