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Q: Prove the identity:  4 sin (3x) cos (4x) = 2 sin (7x) - 2 sin (x)

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Q: Evaluate : 1) | cos x 3) [ cos x 2) [ ,cot ydy sin' x 1+ sin x 7/4

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Q: Prove that sin -1 x + cos -1  x = pie /2

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Q: Evaluate the integral ∫sin x/4 cosx/3dx.

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Q: a) Buktikan, Prove that, (sin x + cosx)* = sin 2x + 2 sin 2x +1.

A: The given equation,sinx+cosx4=sin22x+2 sin2x+1

Q: Q4: Prove that: (1- sin x)(1 + cscx) = cos x* cot x %3D

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Q: Prove: sin (2 cosx) = 2x1-x

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Q: Prove the identity. cos(3x) − cos^3 x = − cos x sin^2 x − sin x sin(2x)

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Q: Prove the following (cosx) (tanx+sinxcotx) =sinx+cos^2x

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Q: (a) Prove that Sin-1x  + Cos-1 x  = π/2 .(b) Use part (a) to prove Formula 6.

A: a) We have to prove sin-1x+cos-1x=π2 Let sin-1x=θ                                     ⋯⋯1…

Q: Prove that sin 5x + sin 3x/4 sin x cos^3 x - 4 sin^3 x cos x = 2 cos x

A: Given: sin5x+sin3x4sinxcos3x-4sin3xcosx

Q: Verify the identity: 4 cos x cos 2x sin 3x = sin 2x + sin 4x + sin 6x

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Q: Prove the following A. Secxtanx/tan^2x+1=sinx B.sin^2xcot^2x/1-sin^2x=1

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Q: solve for allvalues of x in the interval 0 ≤x≤2π:  2-2sin^2 x+3 cosx=-1

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Q: Q/prove that : (cos x) = -Sin X %3D

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Q: Prove sin (90◦+x) + sin (90◦−x) = 2 cosx

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Q: 21 Prove the identity.cos x (1 ²x) 2 2. - sin sec X,

A: Consider the given identity cos2x1-sec2x=-sin2x.

Q: Prove the identity. 1+ sinx cosx =2 seex cosx 1+ sinx

A: We need to prove the following identity 1+sinxcosx+cosx1+sinx = 2secx

Q: Q2/Prove that cos 17° + sin17° = tan62° cos17° - sin17°

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Q: Prove the identity. cosx- cos 7x tan 3x %3D sinx+ sin 7x

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Q: 6. Use the identities to find cscx and cotx if secx =7 and sinx < 0. Show all work.

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Q: Prove the following identity 1+ cos(2x) 1 sin(2x) tan(x) 1+ cos(2x) sin(2æ)

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Q: Prove ONE of the follow sin x+ cos 2x-1 tan x %3D a) cos x-sin 2x

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Q: 9. Prove. cos x sin x 1 - csc x %3D sec x

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Q: prove the identity  sin(x) + sin(3x) = 4 sin(x) cos2(x)

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Q: provethat 2. 1- cosx +Sin'x

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Q: Prove the below cos' x sin 3x + sin' x cos 3x 3 sin 4x 4 II

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Q: Evaluate the integral: 3 X sin ³ COS 3 3 X col 3

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Q: Prove the identity. + sin 3 cos x- cosx

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Q: Prove the identity. ex(1- sin'x) = So cosx | %3D

A: Prove the identity- Secx(1 - sin2x) = cosx. We know that : sin2x + cos2x = 1 Here i attached…

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Q: (7) (a) Prove the identity using Double Angle and Sum to Product Formulas: sin 10x cos 5x %3D sin 9x…

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Q: Prove the following identity Sin^2xcos^5x=(sin^2x-2sin^4x+sin^6x)(cosx)

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Q: 5) prove that = sin 'x +e using method of trigonometric substitution.

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Q: Prove cos* x – sin* x =1–2sin² x

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Q: Prove the below 3 sin 4x 4 cos' x sin 3x + sin' x cos 3x |

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Q: prove that cos^2 x/2= tanx+sinx/ 2tan x

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Q: Prove that 55 sin x² dx - 5 cos x² dx = 1/2 √

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Q: Prove: sin² x + 2 cos²x − 1 = cos²x -

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Q: 2. Prove the following identities: a) tanx + cotx = secxcscx cosx + 1+sinx cosx b) 1-sinx cosx

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Q: Prove the identity. secx (1-sin'x) = cannot b cosx %3D

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Q: prove the identity sin^2xcos^2x+cos^(4)x=(1-sinx)(1+sinx)

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Q: Derive/Prove: sin 2x = 2 sin x cos x

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Q: Prove that sin 4A = 4sinA cos³A – 4 cosA sin'A.

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Q: Prove the below 3 sin 4x 4 cos' x sin 3x + sin' x cos 3x

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Q: Verify that 2tan (x/2)= (sin2x+1-cos2)/(sin x(1+cos x)

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Fundamentals of Trigonometric Identities

Trigonometric Identities are the equalities that involve trigonometry functions and hold for all the values of variables given in the equation.