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    Time: 1hour: Sample Paper - 2008 Class - XI Subject - Mathematics Test Chapter-3 (A) Trigonometric Functions

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    This document contains 10 mathematics practice questions related to trigonometric functions. The questions cover topics like expressing angles in degrees given their radian measure, proving trigonometric identities, finding principal and general solutions of trigonometric equations, and relating trigonometric functions of complementary and coterminal angles. The document provides sample test questions to help students prepare for their Class XI mathematics exam.

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    This document contains 10 mathematics practice questions related to trigonometric functions. The questions cover topics like expressing angles in degrees given their radian measure, proving trigonometric identities, finding principal and general solutions of trigonometric equations, and relating trigonometric functions of complementary and coterminal angles. The document provides sample test questions to help students prepare for their Class XI mathematics exam.

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    This document contains 10 mathematics practice questions related to trigonometric functions. The questions cover topics like expressing angles in degrees given their radian measure, proving trigonometric identities, finding principal and general solutions of trigonometric equations, and relating trigonometric functions of complementary and coterminal angles. The document provides sample test questions to help students prepare for their Class XI mathematics exam.

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    Sample Paper 2008 Class - XI Subject - Mathematics TEST CHAPTER-3 (A) TRIGONOMETRIC FUNCTIONS Marks: -40 3 The difference between the two acute angles of a right angled triangle is radians. Express the 10 angles in degrees. Show that: 2 2 cosec3 . cos . tan . sin . sec . cot = 8 3 . 6 3 4 2 4 6 Prove : tanA tan5A tan6A = tan6A tan5A tanA. Q.4. Q.5. Q.6. Q.7. Q.8. Q.9. Prove: Prove: cos 310 + sin 310 = tan 760 0 0 cos 31 sin 31 cos520 + cos680 + cos1720 = 0 Time: 1hour

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    1 2 Find the principal solutions of the equation secx = -2. Find the general solution of sin - cos = If cos = 3/5 and lies in fourth quadrant, find the values of tan and cosec . Prove: tan150 + tan300 + tan150.tan300 = 1. sin( A B ) sin( B C ) sin(C A) + + =0 sin A.sin B sin B.sin C sin C.sin A

    Q.10. Prove:

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