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Math 1A Formulae

The document provides a comprehensive overview of trigonometric ratios, identities, and equations. It covers fundamental concepts such as sine, cosine, and tangent functions, their relationships, periodicity, and transformations. Additionally, it includes compound angles, multiple angles, and general solutions for trigonometric equations.

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Math 1A Formulae

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1D

TRIGONOM ETRIC RATIOS

I. () sin A PPside to AC
Hyp AB
9 BC Hyp,
(i) cos e Adjside to
Opp.side
Hyp AB
(iii) Tan = Opnside to 0 ÁC Adj.side
Adjside to
cos 1 sin cos ec® = 1
2. sin 0 (ii) cot9= (iii) co sec =
)) tan = sin 0
cos0 sin 9
1
(iv) sec@
=cosesec® =1 (v) Tan: cot ’ cote tan =1
cos
Quadrant Angles
Silver 90-0,360+0
Q1
(sin,cosec) +ve All(+ve) 90 +-0, 180-0
3 Q2
IV
Q3
180+ 0, 270-0
Tea Cups
(tan,cot) tve (cos,sec) +ve 270+0,360-0
Q4
changes as sin > cos, tán 4’ cot, sec cos ec
4. () For 90°+0,270°±0; trigonometric functions
(ii) For 180°±0,360° ±0 no changes
sin(-0) =-sin0 (ii) cos ec(-0) = -cos ec®
5. )
(ii) cos(-0) =+cos0 (iv) sec(-0) =+sec0
(v) Tan(0) =-tan.0 (vi) cot(-0) =-cot e
cos? 0'=1-sine
() sin? +cos?9 =l’ sin? 0=-cos?0=’ Tano= sec² 0-1
(ii) sec 0-tan 0=l»sec?0=1+ tan²0 1
tan = sec+ tan
’ (sec0 + tan 0)(sece- tan 6) =1’ sece-
(iii) cosec9-cot' 1 cos ec°0 =1+cot 0 cot = cos ec'011
- cot0) =1 cosece cot0 =:
’ (cos ec0 +cot0) (cos ec cOs ec+ cot 0
qoCV) IBO(T) 236(3) 368(1D
7. Angle

Sin 2
-- 2
1 0 -1

0 -1 0
Cos
2
1
Tan
1 W3

=0.01745,1' =57.296° (approximateiy)


Periodicity and Extreme values fur.ction with period k (where k is the least positive real value)
If f(x +k) =f(x) then f(x) is called a periodic
1.
cos ecax is 2r/a
2 (a) i) The period of sin ax, cos ax, sec ax,
cos ecx is 2
i) The period of sin x, cos x, sec x,
n/a
b) The period of tan ax, cot ax is
x is
(ii) The period of tan x, cot
3. (a) The period of a cosx+bsin"x is ifa'=b andn is positive even.
2
(b) The period of a cos" x +bsin" x is n is ab and n is positive even.
(c) The period of a cos" x + bsin" x is 2t ifn is odd.
f(3)
4. The period of f (x)±g(x).g(x) is the L.C.M. of the periods of f(x) and g(X).

S. (a) Maximum value of acosx+bsinztC is ctVab


(b) Minimum value of a cos +bsin a +cis c-a' +b?
COMPOUND ANGLES
1. (a) sin (A +B) =sin Acos B+ cos Asin B; (b) sin (A -B) =sin Acos B- cos AsinB
(c) cos(A +B) = cos A cos B-sin Asin B (d) cos(A-B) =cos Acos B+sin Asin B
TanA +TanB TanA-TanB
(e) Tan (A +B) =1-TanATanB () Tan(A-B) = 1+TanATanB
CotBCotA -1 CotBCotA +1
(s) Cot (A +B) = CotB +Cot A (h) Cot (A-B) =CotB-Cot A
2. (a) Sin (A+B)Sin(A-B) =sin' A-sin?B =cos' B- cos' A
(b) Cos{A +B) cos (A -B) =cos'B-sin' A=cos'A-sin' B
3. (a) Sin(A +B+C) =X(sinA cosB cosC)-sin Asin Bsin C
(b) Cos(A +B+C) =cos Acos Bcos C-)cos Asin BsinC
tan A-II tan A XcotA -IIcotA
() Tan (A+ B+C) = (a) cot (A +B+C) =
1-) tan Atan B 1-Xcot Acot B
a) sin1S° =cos750= 22 b) cos15°=sin 75° =B+1
4. .2/2
(c) tan 15° =cot 75° =2-43 (d) cot 15° =tan 75°=2+\3
V3+1
(e) sin 105° =sin 75° = 2V2 (f)cos105 =- cos 75" =3-)
242
(e) tan 105° =- tan 75° =-(2+3) (h) cot 105° =-cot75° =-2-43)
MULTIPLE AND SUBMULTIPLES ANGLES
2 tan A
1. (a)sin 2A =2sin A cos A= 1+ tan' A
sin² A =l- tan'A
(b)cos 2A =cos' A-sin A= 2cos' A-l=B-2 1+ tan A

(c) tan 2A
2 tan A
(d) cot 2A = cot A-1
-tan' A 2cotA
2tanA
2. (a)sin A=2sin cos A A
1+ tan
2
1-tan² A
2
(b) cos A=cosA-sin=
2 2
2cos-1=1-2sin 2 1+tan?A
2
Cop?A
" 2 tan A
(c) tan A = (a) cotA =
1-tan² 2 2cot 2

3. (a)1+ cos 2A = 2cos² A (b)1+ cosA = 2cos,2 A


2

(c)1-cos 2A =2sin' A (d)l-cos A= 2sin? A


4. For any A eR
1+ cos2A 1-cos 2A
(b)cosA =| (c) tan A=i+ cos2A
(4)sin A= 2

|1+cos A cos A
(c) tan*i+ cos A
$ (a)sin; .2

(b) cos 3A =4cos' A-3cos A


6. (a) sin 3A 3sin A -4sin' A A
3tanA tan A (d) sin A=3sin A 4sin 3
(c) tan 3A = 1-3 tanA
3 tan
A - tanA.
3 3
(f) tan A= 1-3tan2 A
(e) cosA = 4cos-3cos
3 3
3

3cot-cor A
3 3
(8) cot A= 1-3cot?A
3

7. Angle

V10-2/5 WS+1 V10+2/5


4 4
Sin 4 4

10-2/5 5-1
Vho+2/5 4 4 4
Cos 4
Transformations:
1. (a) sin(A+B) +sin(A-B) = 2sin A.cosB (b) sin (A +B) -sin(A-B) =2 cos A.sin B
fe) cos (A +B) +cos (A-B) =2cosA. cos B (a) cos (A +B) - cos (A -B) =-2sin A. sin B
Ae) cos(A -B) - cos(A +B) = 2sin A.sin B
2. (a) sin C+ sin D=2sin (b) sin C-sin D= 2cos

) osC-+ cosD =2c0


(c) co P)
Trigonometric Equations:
1. (a) The general solution,of sin 0=0, tan 9=0 is = nT neZ
(b) cos =0 then general solution is =(2n +1)neZ
2

2. (a) If sin 6=sin athen general solution is =nr+(-1)' a Vne Z,-sas


2
(b) If cos =cosa then general solution is =2nna tne Z, 0sasn

(c) If tan 0= tan a then general solution is = na+a VneZ,-<a<2


3. If sin'0 sin'a, cos 0= cos a, tan" = tan a theni general solution is = nTta, neZ

4. Common solution of Two trigonometric equations is =2n +a, 0 Sa < 2r

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