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Trigonometric Functions Assignment

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Trigonometric Functions Assignment

The document is an assignment focused on trigonometric functions, containing various problems and proofs related to trigonometric identities, angles, and relationships. It includes calculations for specific angles, expressions involving sine, cosine, tangent, and secant, as well as proofs of trigonometric equations and properties. The assignment covers a wide range of topics within trigonometry, requiring the application of various formulas and theorems.
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ASSIGNMENT : TRIGONOMETRIC FUNCTIONS

3 1 π 3π
1. If Sinx = and tany = 2 and 2 < x < π < y < , Find the value of
5 2

7
8 tanx − √5Secy. Ans. −
2

−3 Cosecθ+cotθ 1
2. If cosθ = and θ not lies in II quadrant then find: Ans.
5 Secθ−tanθ 6

−2 3π
3. If cosx = and π < x < , find the value of 4 tan²x − 5cosec 2 x. Ans. − 4
3 2

3π 1+tanx+cosecx
4. If secx = √2 and < x < 2π then find the Value of 1+cotx−cosecx Ans. − 1
2

17
5. If secx + tanx = 1.5, find the value of cosx + sinx. Ans. 13

3 −5
6. If cosecx − cotx = 2, find the cosx. In which quadrant does x lie ? Ans. 13 , II quad

1−sinx 1+sinx
7. If x lies in the second quadrant, then show that: √1+sinx + √1−sinx = −2secx

1+cosθ cosecθ + cotθ if 0 < θ < π


8. Prove that: √1−cosθ = {
−cosecθ − cotθ if π < θ < 2π
π
9. In a right angled triangle, the difference between two acute angles is 18. Express
angle in degrees.
Ans. 50°, 40°

10. If angles of a triangle are in 3:4:5 find the smallest angle degrees and greatest in

radian. Ans. 45⁰, 12
12
11. If Sinx = 13 and x doesn’t lie in I quadrant then Prove that secx + tanx = −5
12. Prove the following :
(i) sin(−4200 ). cos3900 + cos(−6600 ) . sin3300= −1
1
(ii) sin7800 . sin4800 + cos1200 sin1500 = 2
π π 5π π
(iii) 3sin 6 . sec 3 − 4 sin 6
. cot 4 = 1
8π 23π 13π 35π 1
(iv) sin . cos + cos . sin =
3 6 3 6 2
cosec(900 +θ)+cot (450+θ) tan (1800+θ)+sec (1800−θ)
(v) + =2
cosec(900 −θ)+tan (180−θ) tan(3600+θ)−sec (−θ)
π
COS(2π+θ).cosec(2π+θ).tan( +θ)
2
(vi) π =1
sec( 2 +θ).cosθ.cot (π+θ)
π π
(vii) {1 + cotθ − sec ( + θ)} {1 + cotθ + sec ( + θ)} = 2cotθ
2 2
1
(viii) cos24 + cos55 + cos125 + cos204 + cos3000 = 2
0 0 0 0

π π 7π 4π
(ix) sin2 18 + sin2 9 + sin2 18 + sin2 =2
9
3π 3 3π 3 5π 3 7π
(x) cos 8 + cos 8 + cos 8 + cos 8 = 0
π 3π 5π 7π
(xi) sin2 8 + sin2 8 + cos 2 8 + cos 2 8 = 2
0 0 0 0
(xii) tan1 tan2 tan3 … … … … … . . tan89 = 1
1
(xiii) sin2 50 + sin2 100 + sin2 150 … … … . +sin2 850 + sin2 900 = 9 2
3π 5π 5π 3π
(xiv) Sec ( 2 − θ) . Sec (θ − ) + tan ( 2 + θ) . ta n (θ − ) = −1
2 2
13. (i) If A, B, C, D are angles of cyclic quadrilateral then prove that:
• cosA + cosB + cosc + cosD = 0
• cos(180° − A) + cos(180° + B) + cos(180° + c) − sin(90° + D) = 0
(ii) In ∆ABC, prove that:
A+B c
• cos(A + B) + cosc = 0 • tan ( ) = cot 2
2

3
14. If tan θ = 4 and θ is not in the first quadrant, show that:
π
Sin( 2 +θ)−cot(π−θ) 8
3π 3π = 29
tan( 2 −θ) −cos( 2 +θ)

15. If sinθ + cosθ = 0 and θ lies in IV quadrant then find value of sinθ, cosθ and tanθ
−1 1
Ans. , , −1
√2 √2
12
16. If sinx = 13 and x does not lie in I quadrant then prove that secx + tanx = −5.

√3
17. Prove that : sin10° sin50° sin60° sin70° = 16

18. Prove that : tan20° tan40°tan60°tan80° = 3

19. Prove that tan70° = tan20° + 2tan50°

20. Prove that √2 + √2 + √2 + 2cos8θ = 2cosθ

π 3π 5π 7π 1
21. Prove that : (1+cos 8 )(1+cos )(1+cos )(1+cos )=
8 8 8 8
π 3π 5π 7π 3
22. Prove that : (i) sin4 8 + sin4 8 + sin4 8 + sin4 8 =2
π 3π 5π 7π 3
(ii) cos 4 + cos 4 + cos 4 + cos 4 =
8 8 8 8 2
1
23. Prove that: cos20° cos40° cos60° cos80° = 16

sec8θ−1 tan8θ
24. Prove that : = tan2θ
sec4θ−1

n sinα cosα
25. If tanβ = , then show that tan(α − β) = (1 − n)tanα
1−n sin2 α
26. Prove that:
(i) sin2 A = cos 2 (A − B) + cos 2 B − 2 cos(A − B) . cosA cosB
(ii) cos 2 x + cos 2y − 2cosx cosy cos(x + y) = sin2 (x + y)

α−β k−1 α+β


27. If sinα = k sinβ then Prove that: tan ( ) = k+1 tan ( )
2 2

Sin(θ+α) 1−m π π
28. If cos(θ−α) = 1+m prove that : tan ( 4 − θ) tan ( 4 − α) = m

π
29. If A + B = 4 , prove that:
(i) (1 + tanA) (1 + tanB) = 2
(ii) (cotA − 1)(cotB − 1) = 2
π 1
30. If tan(πcosθ) = cot(πsinθ), prove that cos (θ − 4 ) = ± 2√2
1⁰
31. Prove that : cot7 = √2 + √3 + √4 + √6
2
2π 4π 3
32. (i) Prove that : sinθ + sin³ (θ + ) + sin³ (θ + ) = − sin3θ
3 3 4
2π 4π 3
(ii) Prove that : cosθ + cos ³ (θ + ) + cos³ (θ + ) = 4 cos3θ
3 3
32. Prove that : cos5A = 16cos 5 A − 20 cos3 A + 5cosA
√5−1 √5+1
33. Prove that : sin18° = , cos36° =
4 4
2π 4π
34. (i) If asinθ = b sin (θ + ) = c sin (θ + ) then prove that : ab + bc + ca = 0
3 3
2π 4π
(ii) If acosθ = b cos (θ + ) = c cos (θ + ) then prove that : ab + bc + ca = 0
3 3
35. Show that: √3 cosec20° − sec20° = 4
θ 1−e ∅ cosθ−e
36. If tan 2 = √1+e . tan 2 then prove that : cos∅ = 1−e cosθ

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