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Inverse Trigonometric Functions NCERT

1. The document discusses inverse trigonometric functions and provides examples of finding the principal values of functions like sin-1, cot-1, etc. 2. It also contains exercises asking the reader to find the principal values of various inverse trig functions and expressions involving inverse trig functions. 3. The answers to the exercises are provided. Additional examples demonstrate properties of inverse trig functions and expressions are simplified to their simplest forms.

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Inverse Trigonometric Functions NCERT

1. The document discusses inverse trigonometric functions and provides examples of finding the principal values of functions like sin-1, cot-1, etc. 2. It also contains exercises asking the reader to find the principal values of various inverse trig functions and expressions involving inverse trig functions. 3. The answers to the exercises are provided. Additional examples demonstrate properties of inverse trig functions and expressions are simplified to their simplest forms.

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INVERSE TRIGONOMETRIC FUNCTIONS

2.69

NCERT CORNER
(NCERT Exercises vith Hints &
Answers)
EXAMPLESBEFORE EXERCISE 2.1
1. Find the principal value of sin 1 2. Find the principal value of cot

ANSWERS
R IRef. Ex. 1() on page 2.7] 2
4 2. [Ref.Ex. 1(iv) on page 2.7)
3

EXERCISE 2.1|
Bind the principal values of the following:
sin1 J3
1. 2. COS
2
3. cOsec 1(2) 4. tan '(-3)

5. COS 6. tanl(-1) 7. sec 8. cot-1(3)


9. cOS 10. cosec'(-2)

Find the values of the following:

11. tan- (1)+ cos1 12. cos B2sinH


13. If sin- x =y, then T

(a) 0<y<n (6) -sy S (c) 0<y<n (d)


2-<y<

14. tan 1 J3 - sec(-2) isequal to


2T
(c) (d)
(6) 3 3
(a) n 3
ANSWERS
10.
T
11. O Ref. Ex. 3 (ii) on page 2.32|
3. 4 4
1. 2.
6 6

T 2 6. -
T
12.
2Tt
[Ref. Ex. 5 (ü)on page 2.11]
4. 5. 4
3 3
31
14. (6)
13. (b)
7. 8. 9.
4
6 6
EXERCISE 2.2
EXAMPLES BEFORE
1
-1
3. Show that V1-x²) =2cos X,
1 (ii) sin (2x
() sin (2x y1-*)= 2sin x,
+ tan 4
4. Show that tan 2
11

<x<
3t in the simplest form.
-1 2
5. Express tan 2
1- sin INVERSE T

Find th
simplest form.
6. Write cot
1 Jx|> lin the Sin
-1 16.
2x 1 3x 1
= tan COs
1

that tan +tan 1-? 1-32 19.


7. Prove
1.
of cos (sec + cosec x), |x|> (a)
8. Find the values
ANSWERS 20. Sin

(a)
N 2.5.8 (i) on page 2.26
3. (i) Ref. Article 5. t+
proceed as in 4 2 6. serx 21. tan
(ii) Take x = cos , and then
part (i). 8. 0 (a)

E
EXERCISE 2.2 1
R 2.
Prove the following : 4.
T 1 1
1. 3sinx= sin (3x-4x), xE 2. 3 cosx= cos (4* -3x), xe
2'2
+ tan 17 = tan
1 1 + tan-l l
6.
3. tan 4. 2 tanl = tan -1 31
11 24 2 7 17 8.
Write the following functions in the simplest form:
9
R tan
V1+x-1
5. 6. tan -1 10.
N J?-1
E 7. tan! l- cos x
8. tan -1 COS x - Sin x
1+coS x 9
COS X+ Sin X
R
10
9. tan
|x|<a 10. tan -1 3a'x -a

va
-3ay
Find the values of each of the following:
11. tan 1 2 cos 2sin 12. cot (tan-' a + cot- a)

13. tan Sin 2x I-y'


2 t cos 1 |*|<1, y>0 and xy <1
1+x2 lt2
14. If sin sin -1 1 -1
5
+ cOs
x=1,then find the value of x.
15. If tan -1 t-1 + tanlI+1
X-2 X+2 4
then find the value of x.
2.70
12
-13
tan
+ tan
4. Show that tan 11

COs.
37
in the simplest form.
5. Express tan 1-sin X

simplest form,
6. Write cot . x|> lin the
2 1 3x 1
= tan
1 +tan- 1-2
7. Povethat tan
cosec), x|>1.
8. Find thevalues of cos (sec+
ANSWERS

on page 2.26
3. ) Ref. Article 2.5.8 () 5.
proceed as in 4 2 6. ser:
i) Take a = c0s , and then
part (i). 8. 0

EXERCISE 2.2
Prove the following :
1. 3sin '*= sin (3r 4x), 2. 3 cosx= c0s 1
(4x - 3*), xel !
-1 2 -1 7 -1 1
tan + tan
+ tan -1 1 tan-l ß1
=tan 4. 2 tan-1
11 24
2 7 1
Write the following functions in the simplest form:
-i Vl+-1 1
5. tan 1
6. tan -, J*|>1
J-1
7. tan! 1 COS x - sin x
1+ cos x 8. tan
COS X + sin x

9 tan
|z|<a 3a'x-3
10. tan -1
a>0;Is
Find the values of each of the following:
11. tan
1\2 co8 2sin 12. cot (tan- a+ cot-' a)

13. tan Sin l 2x t cos1l-y2


2 1+,2 t2 |*|<1, y>0 and xy <1
14. If sin sin-1 1 +
5 cosx=1, thenfind the value of x.
15. If tan -l X-1 + tan-l *+]
X-2 X+2 then find the value of x.
IN UNCTIONS 3 2.71
Pindthe values of each of the expressions in
Exercises 16 to 18,
1 sin
sin 13
16. 17 tan tan 18. tan sin + cot
3

7n 2
19. cOs cos is equnl to
6

77
(o) (6)
6 (c) (d)
3

20. sin sin is equal to


|

1 1 1
(6)
4 (d) 1
21. tan3- cot-V3) is equal to
(a) (6)
2 (c) 0 (d) 2/3
ANSWERS
1. Ref. Prop. IX () on page 2.26
2. Ref. Prop. LX (ü) on page 2.26 11. [Ref. Ex. 6 (ii) on page 2.12]
4
4. Ref. Ex. 6 (i) on page 2.34
12. 0 13. [Ref. Ex. 14 (i) on page 2.43
1 1- xy
5. tan [Ref. Ex. 10 (iü) on page 2.40]
2
1
14. [Ref. Ex. 5(i) on page 2.34| 13. +
6. secx 7 5
V2
2 2
16. (Ref. Ex. 1(iiü) on page 2.30|
x (Ref. Ex. 12 (ii) on page 2.42)
4
Sin-1 t 17
9 17. 18. Ref. Ex. 4 (ii) on page 2.321
[Ref. Ex. 10 (i) 0n page 2.40] 4 6
19, (6) Ref. Ex. 1(iv) on page 2.30
10. 3 tan -1 [Ref. Ex. 12 (i) on page 2.42] 20. (d) Ref. Ex. 6(¿)on page 2.12 21. (b)

MISCELLANEOUS EXAMPLES
9. Find the value of sin 1
Sin
5
1 3 8 184
10. ShOw that sin - Sin = COS
17 85
+ tan-163
11. Show that sin = T,
13 16

12. Simplify tan a cos x -b _in x


iftan x>-1
b cos x+asin x

13. Solve tan 2x +tan 3x = TU


4

9. 2
ANSWERS
5
1
13. |Ref. Ex. 22 ()on page 2.48
12. tan-10
x (Ref. Ex. 12 (iiü) on page 2.42|
MISCELLANEOUS EXERCISE
HEX
thefollowing:
Findtie value of
13n 2. tan 1 tan
cos
1. cOs 6

Prove tnat:
124 1 8 +sin-18
-1 tan
4. sin
3. 2 sin 7 17 = tan 177
5
|33 112 + sin-1 3 36
6. COS
5. cos 65 13
13
65

7. tan
-163
16
Sin- l5

13
+ cos
13
5
8. tan
1 + tan-l 1
5 7
IAICBSE 2012, 0%
+ tan-1 l
+tan1l
Prove that:

-1
1 1-x
xe[0, 1] 10. cot J1+sin x+1-sin z
9. tan
1+x J1+ sin x -1-sin x
[CBSE 2010]

11. tan 1+*-J1-x COsI 1


<xs1
J1+* +1-* 4 2 V2

97 9 9 Sin-l2V2
12. Sin
8 4 3 4
Solve the following equations:
14. tan-1l-x 1
tan-, (>0)
13. 2 tan- (cos x) = tan'(2 cosec x)
1+*

15. sin (tan x), ||<lis equal to


1 1 (d)
(a) (b) (c)
1-2
16. sin(1-)-2 sinx= then x is equal to
1 1
(a) 0,=2 (6) 1,
2
(c) 0

N. tan tan -1 X-y is equal to


-3t
(d) 4
(a) (6) (c)
2 3 4

ANSWERS
1. 2. 15. (d)
6 6 page
( )on
Ex. 23
1 16. (c) (Ref.
13.
4
14. 33

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