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MATH 14 Trigonometric Identities Homework

1) The document provides a math homework assignment with 8 multi-part problems to solve involving trigonometric functions and identities. Students are instructed to show their work and solutions neatly on paper with final answers boxed. The deadline for completion is May 4. 2) The problems cover evaluating trigonometric functions, rewriting expressions in standard form, solving trigonometric equations, and proving trigonometric identities. Students are advised similar questions may appear on the next exam, so understanding how to solve each problem is important.

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MATH 14 Trigonometric Identities Homework

1) The document provides a math homework assignment with 8 multi-part problems to solve involving trigonometric functions and identities. Students are instructed to show their work and solutions neatly on paper with final answers boxed. The deadline for completion is May 4. 2) The problems cover evaluating trigonometric functions, rewriting expressions in standard form, solving trigonometric equations, and proving trigonometric identities. Students are advised similar questions may appear on the next exam, so understanding how to solve each problem is important.

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MATH 14 - HOMEWORK # 3

Write your answers with solutions neatly on a yellow pad. Similar questions may appear on the next exam
so it's best that you know how to solve each problem. Box all your Final Answers. Deadline: May 4

5 π 4 3π
1.) Given that sin 2 A = ,2A2 ,π and cos B =K , B 2 π, , evaluate the
13 2 5 2
following : (a) cos 2 A CB (b) sin A (c) tan 2 B (5 pts. each)
1
2.) Evaluate csc Arccos 0 CArctan (6 pts.)
4

3.) Write f t = 4 sin 2 t C4 3 cos 2 t in the form a sin bt Cc (5 pts.)

4.) Solve for x in 3 tan2 x K4 sec x C4 = 0, if 0 % x ! 2 π (5 pts.)

x K1 x C1 π
5.) Solve for x in tanK1 CtanK1 = (5 pts.)
x K2 x C2 4
6.) Prove the following identities :
1 Csin 2 x Ccos 2 x
(a) = cot x (4 pts.)
1 Csin 2 x Kcos 2 x
3 sin 2 t Ksin 6 t
(b) sin3 t $cos3 t = (5 pts.)
32
(c) tan A $tan 60 + KA $tan 60 + CA = tan 3 A (5 pts.)
(d) If A CB CC = 180 + , then
cos 2 A Ccos 2 B Ccos 2 C = K1 K4 cos A cos B cos C (6 pts.)
π
7.) Let 0 ! x ! . Solve for x in sin x = 0.5001 approximately (5 pts.)
2
8.) Express each as a sin kx , a cos kx , or a tan kx , where a 2 Z, k 2 Z C (3 pts. each)
8 tan 3 x cos 2 x $sin 4 x
(a) (b) (c) G 2 K2 cos 4 x
2
tan 3 x K1 1 Ccos 4 x

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