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    Trigonometry Notes

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    Pari Singh
    1. Trigonometric identities relate trigonometric functions of sum, difference, and multiples of angles. 2. Common identities include Sin(A+B), Cos(A-B), Tan(A±B), Sin2A, Cos2A, and expressions involving sums and differences of angles. 3. Manipulating trigonometric functions using identities allows determining unknown functions based on known angle measures and relationships between functions.

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    Trigonometry Notes

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    1. Trigonometric identities relate trigonometric functions of sum, difference, and multiples of angles. 2. Common identities include Sin(A+B), Cos(A-B), Tan(A±B), Sin2A, Cos2A, and expressions involving sums and differences of angles. 3. Manipulating trigonometric functions using identities allows determining unknown functions based on known angle measures and relationships between functions.

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    1. Trigonometric identities relate trigonometric functions of sum, difference, and multiples of angles. 2. Common identities include Sin(A+B), Cos(A-B), Tan(A±B), Sin2A, Cos2A, and expressions involving sums and differences of angles. 3. Manipulating trigonometric functions using identities allows determining unknown functions based on known angle measures and relationships between functions.

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    Trigonometry Notes

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    1. Trigonometric identities relate trigonometric functions of sum, difference, and multiples of angles. 2. Common identities include Sin(A+B), Cos(A-B), Tan(A±B), Sin2A, Cos2A, and expressions involving sums and differences of angles. 3. Manipulating trigonometric functions using identities allows determining unknown functions based on known angle measures and relationships between functions.

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    COse= b/Sec =b/_


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    Tame= P/_Cot= b/
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    COS0 R/
    Tamo 0

    Sing0 P
    COS9o= 0/ 0
    am30=l/ NotduuMod
    /
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    5aime3(OsG) 3Sina +SCOSO=S
    dham.aQLOL &Add
    3Sin +SCOse)=(s)
    (s Sine-3(0se)=m
    9Sin e+ 25Ose +30SineCose =25
    25Sin 4 +9Cos2e-30 Sinalose =m
    9+25 =25 +m
    m-E
    m=3
    Date
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    ) 3 0 - )&0
    Sin 90-e) =COse
    Cos(90 e) =Sin
    Tam (g0-4) = Cote

    2 90+6) &e
    Sin90+e) =(OSse
    Coss 90+e)Sine
    lam(90+0)=-Tatne -Cote

    3 (180-)&e

    Sin180-) Sine
    Cos(190-0)=-Cose

    Tam 180-6) - Tame

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    S i n 5 0 Se CoSs-sSine Tamg-Cate
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    4 180 4 &e

    Sin180+ e) Sine

    COs180' +0) - Cose

    Tam80+) e lame

    5290-e&e
    Sin230-4) COS
    CoSC240-0) =-Stne

    Tam220-0) Cote

    240+0& e
    .Sin 210) COse

    Cos(230+) Sine
    Tam(210+0) = - Cote
    Date
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    360-4 &e
    Sn340-e)=-Sine
    COS(360-0) =Cose

    Tom 360-6=-Tane

    8 1360+e&e

    |Sin36040) = Sin e

    COs(360+6)= Cose
    lam(360+6) = Tam4

    Sin-e) =-Sin9

    COs(-) COse

    tam(-6) = - Tame
    n - e ) = (0Se

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    tormhusuTd rgtu-
    Sin(A+B)=CoSASinB) SinA)CosB)
    COS-O)=cOse
    SinA-B)-SinACos 6 -CosASinB Sin -)= -Sing
    A A8)
    COs(A+B)-Sin/y--(AtB|
    72
    Sin A)-B
    =Sin/Jy-A\ (OS(-8)-Cos/-A)Sin-B)

    E COSACOsB-Sin ASinB COS/--Sine


    4COS(A-B-(O5(A -B
    =(OSACosB+SinASinB
    5amA +B)=Sin(At 6
    COs(A B)
    = arh tam
    amA+ TomB
    1am A TanB

    6)1am(A-8)=Tam A +tam-B)
    1-TamATam-6

    Tam A- TamB
    +tamA Tamb5
    Date
    Page No.

    aim2A= 2C05 ASinA St nACOsA)

    COs2A = COSA-SinA
    = 2(0sA -1
    =1-2SioA
    +Cos2 A =2 (osA
    am.2A= tam A+ tam
    -tam ATOMA
    2tamA
    -TOmA

    Sin 2A =2tomA
    1+ tamA

    COS2A E-tamA
    +tamlA

    Sin3A- 3SinA-4Sin3A
    Sin(A +6+C) Sin ACosBCos
    =
    C+ SinB Cas ACOS
    SincCOS C CosB-SinA SinBSin
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    COS 3A 4 COs A-COSA


    COS(A +B+C)=COSACOs B(Os C-SASinBSin-
    COsBSin ASin(-CosCSinA SinB

    Tam3A =3 tamA-tam3 A
    -3tamA

    Tam(A+B-+C)=tom Attam8+tam(-tamAtam6tume
    -tam AtamB. tamB tam(-tamcTar
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    Outmutint

    Sin2A-2SinACOSA , A =09/
    ISineE2SineCOSe
    2 2

    2COs A =COS2 A
    44
    22COSO/=I+ COSA

    3Sin e/=-COSe
    /
    COS2AE1-2Sin'A
    COSe=|-2Sin-/
    7 2

    4 Tame=2tame/
    /2

    -tOm6
    Sin4 A=2Sin2ACos2A1

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