Can you please answer each one. Please show work, thanks!! Trig Identities PracticeUse fundamental identities to simplify the expression.Basic Trigonometric IdentitiesReciprocal Identities1csc 8=1cos 8cot 8 =sin 81sin 8-tan 8-csc 8sec 8Quotient Identitiescos 8tan 8-0cot -sin 0Pythagorean Identities= 11 + tan² = sec²0cot² 0 + 1 = csc²0csc01.)sine2.) cotetane +sin²ecos e3.) sece (cose + sine)4.)secotanecsc0Prove the identity.tan²05.)tan² +1sec 8=cos -sin 0coscos² + sin²= sin 01tan 81cot 8cos¹0-1-sin'0tan³0-sec²0-1cot²0-csc²0-1sin²0-1-cos²01-sec¹0-tan²01-csc²0-cot'e

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Trig Identities Practice Use fundamental identities to simplify the expression. Basic Trigonometric Identities Reciprocal Identities csc 0 sin 6 cot 8 cos 8 sin 0 1 tan 8- csc 8 sec 8 Quotient Identities tan 6 cot@= Pythagorean Identities csc0 1.) sine 2.) cotêtane + sin²0 cos'e sec 8 cos 8- sin 0 cos 6 cos² 0 + sin² 0 = 1 tan 8 cot 8 cos¹0-1-sin¹0 1 + tan² = sec²0 tan³0-seo²0-1 cot²0 + 1 = csc²@oot²0-csc²0-1 cos 6 sin 0 sin²0-1-cos' 1-sec²0-tan²0 1-csc²0-cot²0

Trig Identities Practice Use fundamental identities to simplify the expression. Basic Trigonometric Identities Reciprocal Identities csc 0 sin 6 cot 8 cos 8 sin 0 1 tan 8- csc 8 sec 8 Quotient Identities tan 6 cot@= Pythagorean Identities csc0 1.) sine 2.) cotêtane + sin²0 cos'e sec 8 cos 8- sin 0 cos 6 cos² 0 + sin² 0 = 1 tan 8 cot 8 cos¹0-1-sin¹0 1 + tan² = sec²0 tan³0-seo²0-1 cot²0 + 1 = csc²@oot²0-csc²0-1 cos 6 sin 0 sin²0-1-cos' 1-sec²0-tan²0 1-csc²0-cot²0

Algebra and Trigonometry (MindTap Course List)

4th Edition

ISBN:9781305071742

Author:James Stewart, Lothar Redlin, Saleem Watson

Publisher:James Stewart, Lothar Redlin, Saleem Watson

Chapter5: Trigonometric Functions: Right Triangle Approach

Section5.4: Inverse Trigonometric Functions And Right Triangles

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