Trigonometric Identities


 
 
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Trigonometric Identities

Trigonometric Identities: The trigonometric identities are equalities which are true for every value appearing on both sides of the equal sign An equation involving trigonometric ratios of an angle is called a trigonometric identity, if it is true for all values of the angle(s) involved. These identities are useful whenever expressions involving trigonometric ratios are to be simplified.

sin^2;theta + cos^2;theta = 1

sec^2;theta - tan^2;theta = 1

cosec^2;theta - cot^2;theta = 1

Illustration: Simplify the expression:

frac{sin Theta -2 sin^3Theta }{2 cos^3Theta -cos Theta }

Solution: We will simplify the expression using trigonometric Identities

frac{sin Theta -2 sin^3Theta }{2 cos ^3Theta -cos Theta }   =   frac{sin Theta (1-2 sin^2Theta )}{cos Theta (2 cos ^2Theta -1)}

                                  =tan;Theta left (frac{1-2(1-cos^2Theta )}{2 cos^2Theta -1} right)

                                 =tan;Theta left (frac{1-2 +2cos^2Theta )}{2 cos^2Theta -1} right)

                                 =tan Theta left (frac{2 cos^2Theta -1}{2 cos^2Theta -1} right)

                                 =tan Theta

=

                   

Sample Questions
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Question : 1

If  large sin: : Theta +sin^2Theta =1,then : : cos^2Theta +cos^4Theta =

Right Option : C
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Question : 2

dpi{80} fn_phv sin: : 2A=2: : sin: : A  is the true when A =

Right Option : A
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Question : 3

frac{sin Theta -2 sin^3Theta }{2 cos^3Theta cos Theta } is equal to

Right Option : D
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