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    TRIGONOMETRY PRACTICE SHEET 4th Jan

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    1) This document contains 20 practice problems involving trigonometric functions including finding extreme values, periods, writing functions with a given period, proving trigonometric identities, finding values of trig functions given other information, and properties of trig functions. 2) Some examples include finding the periods of functions, proving identities like 4(cos 66° + sin 84°) = 3 + 15, showing certain trig function sums are equal, and finding values of trig functions like sin, cos, and tan when only one of the values is given. 3) The problems cover a wide range of skills with trigonometry including evaluating, rewriting, proving identities, finding values, and using properties of trig functions and cyclic quad

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    TRIGONOMETRY PRACTICE SHEET 4th Jan

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    1) This document contains 20 practice problems involving trigonometric functions including finding extreme values, periods, writing functions with a given period, proving trigonometric identities, finding values of trig functions given other information, and properties of trig functions. 2) Some examples include finding the periods of functions, proving identities like 4(cos 66° + sin 84°) = 3 + 15, showing certain trig function sums are equal, and finding values of trig functions like sin, cos, and tan when only one of the values is given. 3) The problems cover a wide range of skills with trigonometry including evaluating, rewriting, proving identities, finding values, and using properties of trig functions and cyclic quad

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    1) This document contains 20 practice problems involving trigonometric functions including finding extreme values, periods, writing functions with a given period, proving trigonometric identities, finding values of trig functions given other information, and properties of trig functions. 2) Some examples include finding the periods of functions, proving identities like 4(cos 66° + sin 84°) = 3 + 15, showing certain trig function sums are equal, and finding values of trig functions like sin, cos, and tan when only one of the values is given. 3) The problems cover a wide range of skills with trigonometry including evaluating, rewriting, proving identities, finding values, and using properties of trig functions and cyclic quad

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    TRIGONOMETRY PRACTICE SHEET 4th Jan

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    Medhamsh Reddy
    1) This document contains 20 practice problems involving trigonometric functions including finding extreme values, periods, writing functions with a given period, proving trigonometric identities, finding values of trig functions given other information, and properties of trig functions. 2) Some examples include finding the periods of functions, proving identities like 4(cos 66° + sin 84°) = 3 + 15, showing certain trig function sums are equal, and finding values of trig functions like sin, cos, and tan when only one of the values is given. 3) The problems cover a wide range of skills with trigonometry including evaluating, rewriting, proving identities, finding values, and using properties of trig functions and cyclic quad

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    TRIGONOMETRY PRACTICE SHEET

    1. Find the extreme values of the following functions over R.


     
    i) cos x  3 2 sin  x    6 ii) sin 2 (60 0  x )  sin 2 (60 0  x )
     4

    2. Find the periods of the following functions.


    x
     x  x x x 2 sin x  3 cos
    i) 5 cos 3 x  3 tan 3 x ii) 3sin    4 cos   iii) 2sin  3cos iv) 2
     2  2 4 3 4 tan 2 x  7 sin 3 x
    3. Write the following functions as functions with period 3.
    i) sine ii) tangent
    4. Prove that 4(cos 66 0  sin 84 0 )  3  15 .
    5. Show that sin 100 + sin 200 + sin 400 + sin 500 = sin 700 + sin 800
    0 0 0 0 3 1
    6. Prove that cos 20 cos 40  sin 5 sin 25 
    4
    2 0 2 0 0 0 3
    7. Show that cos 76  cos 16  cos 76 cos16 
    4
    8. Find the values of sin 2 A, cos 2 A and tan 2 A if tan A = 4/3
    9. Find the value of

    10 10 10 10
    i) sin2 450 – sin2 150 ii) sin2 82 – sin2 22 iii) cos2 450  sin 2 150 iv) cos2 112 –sin2 52
    2 2 2 2
    1 3
    10. Show that 0
     4
    sin10 cos100
    12 A A A
    11. If | tan A | and 6300 < A < 7200, find the values of sin , cos , tan .
    5 2 2 2
    1
    12. Show that cos3400.cos400+sin2000 sin1400=
    2
    1 1
    13. If tan A  , tan B  and A, B are acute angles then find A+B
    2 3
    14. Prove that tan 70 0  tan 20 0  2 tan 500
    3 5 sin   3 tan 
    15. If cos   and  is not in the first quadrant then show that 0.
    5 3 sec   4 cot 
    1
    16. If sec   tan   then find the value of sin  and determine the quadrant in which ‘  ’ lies.
    5
    4
    17. If tan    and  does not lie in the IV quadrant then show that
    3
    5 sin   10 cos  9 sec   16cosec  4 cot   0 .
    18. If ABCD is a cyclic quadrilateral then show that
    i) cos A + cos B + cos C + cos D = 0 ii) sin A + sin B = sin C + sin D
    2 2
    19. Prove that (tan   cot )2  sec 2   cosec 2  = sec .cosec 

    2  4 6 9
    20. Find the value of sin  sin 2  sin 2  sin 2
    10 10 10 10

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