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cos75°.cos15°
WORKSHEET Module 01
(f) cos(60°+ x ).cos x + sin(60°+ x).sin x
C (6)
2 EXPRESSIONS
(g) cos(60°− xcos120 °.cos30°
C (4)
1. Simplify: ).cos x −sin(60°− x ).sin x
cos112,5°.cos22,5
2θ °
(h) tan(180 ° + θ ). 1 − sin C (7)
(a) sin(30°− x).cos x + sin [Link](30°−R
cos(90° − θ )
x)(3) (b) (sin θ − cos θ ) 2 + (sin θ + cos θ ) 2 R (4)

7.
(c) 1 27
If sin +° = k1 , express the following
1+ cos x 1− cos x
(d) of1k.
R (4) in terms − cos x
− sin x
sin x 1+ cos x
R (4)

(a) cos 63° K (2) (b) sin 207° K (2) (c) cos 2 27° R (2)
sin(90° + A).cos(450° + A) tan( x − 720°).cos(720° − x ) + 1
(e) C (4) (f) C (5)
cos(540° + A) sin 2 (810° + x )
(d) cos 54° C (2) (e) tan 27° C (2)

2.8. Simplify:
If cos 34° = t , express the following in terms of t.
(a)
(a) sin 3 A cos A + cos
sin 304°
3 A sin A
R (2) (b)K (1)
sin 2 34°
(b)(2) 2sin 3(c)
R A cos 3A
cos 2 17° CK(2)
(1)

(c) 2
(d)(3) 2 cos 2 A −1
(d) 1tan
− 2sin
56° 2A C (3) (e) R (1)
sin 68° C 2 R (1)

sin x + sin2 x sin x − cos2 x

(e) 1If+ sin 1 R (5) (f) C (5)
9. cosx 2A
− cos2
= 8x , find the value of cos A without using a sin2 x − cos x
calculator. C (4)
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1 1 IDENTITIES
IDENTITIES
1. Prove the following identities without using a calculator:
1. Prove the following identities without using a calculator:
2sin(90°+θ )+cos(−θ ) 3
(a) 2sin(90
cos(180 θ θ)+)cos(
°+°− −θ ) °−θ ) = 3− 2
−cos(360
R (3)
(a) cos(180°−θ )−cos(360°−θ ) = − 2 R (3)
sin(180°+ A).tan( − A).cos A
(b) 2 (90 =1 R (4)
sin(180°+ Acos).tan( A).cos
−°+ A) A
(b) =1 R (4)
cos2 (90°+ A)
1− cos 2A
(c) cos A
= tan A R (3)
2
1−cos A = tan A
(c) cos A
R (3)
(d) tan 2 A − sin 2 A .tan 2 A = sin 2 A R (4)
(d) tan 2 A −2 sin 2 A .tan3 2 A = sin 2 A R (4)
cos [Link] x + sin x
(e) cos x = tan x R (3)
2 x + sin3 x
(e) cos [Link] = tan x R (3)
(f) coscos
2 x
A − cos 2 B = sin 2 B − sin 2 A R (3)
(f) (g)cos 2(i)A − cos 2 2 2
1−sinBA==sincosBA − sin A R (3)
C (5)
cos A 1+sin A
(g) (i) (ii)1−cos
sin A = cos A
For
A which
1+sinvalues
A of A is this identity undefined? C (5)
C (3)

(ii) For which values of A is this identity undefined? C (3)

2. Use compound angle identities to prove the following:
(a) cos( x −cos
y )A+ cos(
1+xsin
+ Ay ) = 2 cos x cos y
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(d) sin( x + y ) − sin( x − y ) = 2 cos x sin y
(b)1 (ii)
sin( x For
+ y )which x − IDENTITIES
+ sin(values y ) =of2sin
A isxthis
cosidentity
y undefined?
(e)
1. sin(180
Prove the following ) = sinwithout
° − θidentities θ using a calculator:
(c)
2. cos(compound
Use x − y ) − cos( x + yidentities
angle ) = 2sin xtosin y the following:
prove
2sin(90°+θ )+cos(−θ )3
(a)
(f) = −
cos(360° − θ ) = cos
2 θ
cos(180°−θ )−cos(360°−θ )
R (3)
(d)
(a) sin( x +
cos( − y ) +− cos(
sin( x +
− y ) == 22cos
cosxxcos
sin yy
sin(180°+ A).tan( − A).cos A
(b)
(g) =1
cos(180° °−+θ θ) =) =sin−θcos θ R (4)
cos2 (90°+ A)
(e)
(b) sin(180
sin( x + y ) + sin( x − y ) = 2sin x cos y
(c) 1−cos2 A = tan A R (3)
(h)
(f)
(c) sin(−θ ) = − sin θ
cos A x − y°)−
cos(360
cos( ) = xcos
−θcos( + yθ) = 2sin x sin y
(d) tan 2 A − sin 2 A .tan 2 A = sin 2 A R (4)
(i)
(d)
(g) tan(180
sin(
cos(180 θ) )==x−−tan
x + y°)°+−+θsin( y )θθ
cos = 2 cos x sin y
2 3
cos [Link] x + sin x
(e) cos x = tan x R (3)
(e)
(h) sin(180
sin(
2 − θ ° − θ ) =2 sin
)
2 = − sin θ θ2
(f) cos A − cos B = sin B − sin A R (3)

(f)
(i) (i)cos(360
1−sin A °=−cos
tan(180 θ )A= cos θ
° 1+sin A= tan θ
+ θ )
(g) cos A
C (5)

(g) (ii)cos(180
For which
° +values
θ ) = of A is this
− cos θ identity undefined? C (3)

2. Use compound angle identities to prove the following:

(h) sin(−θ ) = − sin θ
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TRIGONOMETRY JZ 017
(a) sin( θ − 45 ° ) = sinθ −cosθ
1. Prove the following identities without using a calculator: 2
3. Use special angles and compound angle identities to prove the following:
2sin(90°+θ )+cos(−θ )
(a) cos(180°−θ )−cos(360°−θ )
= − 32 R (3)
(a) sin(θ − 45°) = sinθ −cosθ
2(b) sin( A − 30°) = 12 ( 3 sin A − cos A)R (3)
sin(180°+ A).tan( − A).cos A
(b) =1 R (4)
cos2 (90°+ A)1
(b) sin( A − 30°) = 2 ( 3 sin A − cos A) R (3)
(c) 1−cos2 A = tan A
cos A
(c) 2 cos(θ + 60°) = cos θ − 3 sin
R (3)θ
(c) 2 cos(θ + 60°) = cos θ − 3 sin θ R (3)
(d) tan 2 A − sin 2 A .tan 2 A = sin 2 A R (4)
4. Prove without using a calculator:
cos2 [Link] x + sin3 x
(e) cos x = tan x 4. Prove without using a calculator:
R (3)
(a) sin 40° .sin 20° + sin 50° .sin 70° = sin 70° R (5)
2 2 2 2
(f) cos A − cos B = sin B − sin A R (3)
(b) (a) sin 40° .sin 20° + sin 50° .sin 70° = Rsin
cos 50° .sin 80° + cos 40° .sin10° = cos 40°
1−sin A = cos A
(4)
(g) (i) cos A 1+sin A
C (5)
(c) sin 3 x .cos 2 x − sin 2 x .cos 3 x = sin x R (3)

(d)
(ii)
(b) cos 50° .sin 80° + cos 40° .sin10
For which values of A is this identity undefined?
sin 80° − sin 20° = cos 50°
C (3)
° = Ccos
(7)
2. Use compound angle identities to prove the following:
(e) cos 70° + cos 50° = cos10° C (6)
(c) sin 3 x .cos 2 x − sin 2 x .cos 3 x = sin x
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(c) Prove
4. 2 cos(θ + 60
without °) =a cos
using θ − 3 sin θ
calculator:
1 IDENTITIES
(a) sin 40° .sin 20° + sin 50° .sin 70° = sin 70°
1. Prove the following identities without using a calculator:
4.
(b)
(a)
Prove
cos 50
2sin(90°+° without
θ .sin
)+cos(80
−θ )° + cos
=− 3
using
40° a
.sin10calculator:
° = cos 40° R (3)
cos(180°−θ )−cos(360°−θ ) 2

(a) sin(180
(c)
(b)
sinsin 40−°[Link]
3 xA).tan(
°+ .cos 202°x+.cos
x −Asin
).cos sin350
=1
.sin
x =°sin x 70° = sin 70°
R (4)
cos2 (90°+ A)
(d) sin 80° − sin 20° = cos 50°
(b)
(c) cos A
cos 50° .sin 80° + cos 40° .sin10° = cos 40°
1−cos2 A = tan A R (3)

(e)
(d)
cos 70° + cos 50° = cos10°
tan 2 A − sin 2 A .tan 2 A = sin 2 A R (4)
(c) sin 3 x .cos 2 x − sin 2 x .cos 3 x = sin x
cos2 [Link] x + sin3 x
(e) = tan x
cos x the following R (3)
5. Prove identities:
(d) cos sin
(f) Asin
− cos80
2
B° −
2
= sin
x + sin2 x
sin 20
B − sin A° = cos 50°
2 2
R (3)
(a)
(g) 1−sinxA+=
(i) 1+cos cos Ax
cos2
= tan x C (5)
cos A 1+sin A
(e) (ii) cos 70° + cos 50° = cos10°
For which values of A is this identity undefined? C (3)
2 2
(b) cos 2 x + sin x = cos x
2. Use compound angle identities to prove the following:
(c)
5. (i)Prove
cos 2the + tan 2 θ ) = 1 −
θ (1following tan 2
θ
identities:
(c) sin 3 x .cos 2 x − sin 2 x .cos 3 x = sin x

(d) sin 80° − sin 20° = cos 50°

(e) cos 70° + cos 50° = cos10°

5. Prove the following identities:

sin x + sin2 x
(a) 1+cos x+cos2 x
= tan x

(b) cos 2 x + sin 2 x = cos 2 x

(c) (i) cos 2θ (1 + tan 2 θ ) = 1 − tan 2 θ

(ii) For which values of θ is this identity undefined?

(d) cos x +sin2 x = cos x

1+sin x−cos2 x sin x

cos2 x − cos x
(e) sin2 x + sin x
= cos x −1
sin x
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WORKSHEET EXPRESSIONS
EXPRESSIONS
Module 01
1. Simplify:
XPRESSIONS
1. Simplify:
tan(180° + θ ). 1 − sin 2θ
(a) cos(90° − θ )
R (3) (b) (sin θ − cos θ ) 2 + (sin θ + cos θ ) 2 R (4)
tan(180° + θ ). 1 − sin 2θ
(a) R (3) (b) (sin θ − cos θ ) 2 +
(c) 1
1+ cos x
+ 1 cos(90° − θ )R (4)
1− cos x
(d) 1− cos x
sin x
− 1+sin x
cos x
R (4)

sin(90° + A).cos(450
1 ° + A)1 2 tan( x2− 720°).cos(720° − x ) + 11− cos x sin x
(3) (e) (b) (sin
(c) cos(540 θ −+ cos θ ) +
C (sin
(4) θ + cos
(f) θ
R ) (4) 2
R (4)(d) C −
(5)
1+ cos° +xA) 1− cos x sin (810° + x ) sin x 1+ cos x

2. 1− cos°x+
sin(90
Simplify: A).cos(450
sin x ° + A) tan( x− 720°).cos
(4) (d)
(e) − 1+ cos
sin xcos(540 ° +xA)
C (4) R (4)(f) 2 (810
(a) sin 3 A cos A + cos 3 A sin A K (1) (b) 2sin 3 A cos 3 A
sin
K (1)

(c) 1 − 2sin 2tan(

2A x − 720°).cos(720
R (1)° − x ) + 1(d) 2 cos 2 A −1 R (1)
(4) (f) C (5)
2
2. Simplify:sin 2 (810° + x )
sin x + sin2 x sin x − cos2 x
(e) 1+ sin x − cos2 x
R (5) (f) sin2 x − cos x
C (5)
(a) sin 3 A cos A + cos 3 A sin A K (1) (b) 2sin 3 A co
3. Show, without using a calculator, that:
 sin x + sin2 x sin x − cos2 x
(e) 1+ sin x − cos2 x
R (5) (f) sin2 x − cos x

3. Show, without using a calculator, that:

tan150°.sin300°.sin10°
(a) cos225°.sin135°.cos80°
= −1

sin126°.cos2 225°.tan135°
(b) sin300°.tan150°.cos36°
= −1

(c) sin15° = 3−1

2 2

2(1− 3)
(d) cos105° = 4

4. Write the following as a single trigonometric ratio:

sin x cos x
 (ii) For which values of θ is this identity undefined? C (2)

(g) (i) sin3x = sin x C (6)

2cos2 x +1

(ii) Why is this identity undefined for x = 60° ? C (2)

(iii) Give another value of x for which the identity will be undefined. C (1)

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