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    1. The circular measure of the angle between the hands of a clock at 4 o'clock is 30 degrees. 2. Given: l=56 cm, θ=45°. To find r, use the trigonometric identity r=l/tanθ. So r=56/1=56 cm. 3. Given: l=1.5 cm, r=2.5 cm. To find θ, use the trigonometric identity tanθ=l/r. So tanθ=1.5/2.5 and θ=45°.

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    1. The circular measure of the angle between the hands of a clock at 4 o'clock is 30 degrees. 2. Given: l=56 cm, θ=45°. To find r, use the trigonometric identity r=l/tanθ. So r=56/1=56 cm. 3. Given: l=1.5 cm, r=2.5 cm. To find θ, use the trigonometric identity tanθ=l/r. So tanθ=1.5/2.5 and θ=45°.

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    1. The circular measure of the angle between the hands of a clock at 4 o'clock is 30 degrees. 2. Given: l=56 cm, θ=45°. To find r, use the trigonometric identity r=l/tanθ. So r=56/1=56 cm. 3. Given: l=1.5 cm, r=2.5 cm. To find θ, use the trigonometric identity tanθ=l/r. So tanθ=1.5/2.5 and θ=45°.

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    1. The circular measure of the angle between the hands of a clock at 4 o'clock is 30 degrees. 2. Given: l=56 cm, θ=45°. To find r, use the trigonometric identity r=l/tanθ. So r=56/1=56 cm. 3. Given: l=1.5 cm, r=2.5 cm. To find θ, use the trigonometric identity tanθ=l/r. So tanθ=1.5/2.5 and θ=45°.

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    CHAPTER#9

    SECTION-II
    Q.#2. Solve the following short questions.
    1. What is the circular measure of the angle between the hands of a clock at 4 ‘O clock?
    2. Find “r ” when l=56 cm, θ=45 °
    3. Find “θ ” when l=1.5 cm , r=2.5 cm
    2
    2 2 1−tan θ
    4. Prove that cos θ−sin θ= 2
    1+ tan θ
    5. Find x, if tan 2 45 °−cos 2 60 °=x sin 45 ° cos 45 ° . tan 60 °
    2 π 2 π 2π 2 π
    6. sin :sin :sin :sin =1 :2:3 : 4
    6 4 3 2
    π
    7. Show that cot 4 θ +cot2 θ=cosec 4 θ−cosec 2 θ where θ is not an integral multiple of
    2
    8. Prove that ( tanθ + cotθ )2 = sec2 θ cosec2 θ
    x x
    9. Write the period of 3 cos and sin
    5 3
    10. Write the domain and range of y=cos x
    2
    1−tan θ
    11.Prove that cos θ−sin θ=¿ ¿
    2 2
    2
    1+tan θ
    12. Discuss the signs of trigonometric functions in III and IV Quadrant.
    13.

    SECTION-ٰIII
    Solve the following questions.
    Prove that
    √1−sinθ
    1+ sinθ
    1
    =sec θ−tan θ, where θ is not an odd multiple of
    1 1 1
    π
    2
    Prove that − = −
    cosecθ−cotθ sinθ sinθ cosecθ +cotθ
    Prove that sin6 θ−cos6 θ=(sin 2 θ−cos 2 θ)(1−sin 2 θ cos 2 θ)
    1 3 sinθ+ 4 cos θ
    If tanθ=¿ ¿ and the terminal arm of the angle is not in II quad, find the Value of
    √7 cos θ−sin θ
    2 tan θ
    Verify the tan2 θ=¿ 2
    ¿ when θ = 30 °
    1−tan θ

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