8.

Prove the following identities:

(State any restricted values in the interval [0

; 360

], where appropriate.)
a) sin
2
+ (cos tan ) (cos + tan ) = 1 tan
2

b)
1
cos

cos tan
2

1
= cos
c)
2 sin cos
sin + cos
= sin + cos
1
sin + cos
d)

cos
sin
+ tan

cos =
1
sin
e)
1
1 + sin
+
1
1 sin
=
2 tan
sin cos
f) (1 + tan
2
) cos =
1 tan
cos sin
9. Determine whether the following statements are true or false.
If the statement is false, choose a suitable value between 0

and 90

to conrm
your answer.
a) cos(180

) = 1 cos
b) sin( +) = sin + sin
c) sin = 2 sin

2
sin

2
d)
1
3
sin 3 = sin
e) cos =

1 sin
2

f) sin = tan cos

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4.2 Compound angle identities EMCGB
Derivation of cos ( ) EMCGC
Investigation: Compound angles
Danny is studying for a trigonometry test and completes the following question:
Question:
Evaluate the following: cos (180

120

)
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