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Q: Prove the trigonometric identity: 1 sec(x) – tan(x)sin(x) = sec(x)

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Q: ind the root mean square for the equation y = 1+sindx if x =1 to x=3

A: Given equation is y=1+sin4x. We have to find the root mean square for the equation y=1+sin4x if x=1…

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Q: sin' xcos' xdx х со

A: First of all, use the identity of trigonometry that is cos2x=1-sin2x in the given integral and…

Q: cscax sin(xth Sind dx

A: Here given as As we know

Q: cos(: sin@)]=[- sin(esin@)]. * (b) (i) Show that - cose dt

A: We will use product rule of differentiation here

Q: Verify the identity: (sin x - sin y)/(sin x + sin y) = tan (x - y/2 cot (x + y)/2

A: We will use the formulas

Q: cos( – a) + sin( – æ) tan( – æ)

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Q: sin x cos x) (2 -

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Q: 6) Simplify the Trigonometric Expression sin x-1 sin x+1

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Q: (A) Evaluate Sin (3x) Sin (3x) dx

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Q: ral | sin 0

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Q: sin( – x) = cos x = COS X

A: Given: To prove that sin(π2-x)=cos x

Q: True or false: The sine ratio is opposite side over adjacent side. O True False

A: Given: sine ratio

Q: 5. * y ↑ Add File 6. * sin x 1 + cos x y = cos² sin x 1 Add File

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Q: (sin' x. cos' x dx

A: here given as Consider sinx=t thus cos x dx= dt Thus

Q: sin20 cos e

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Q: /tan x sin x cos x

A: given = ∫tan (x)sin (x) .cos(x)dx

Q: tanβcotβ=1

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Q: cot x dz In (sinx)

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Q: cos(sin−1(x) − tan−1(y))

A: Important points:  cos(A + B) = cos A. cos B - sin A. sin B sin(sin-1x) = xcos(cos-1x) =…

Q: 1. Plot Sinc function, where sinc (x) = sin(x) / x -2n < x <2n %3D

A: We solve the given problem using concept of graphical plotting.

Q: sin x = cos x – 1

A: 1 - cos x = 2 sin2 x/2   sinx = 2 sin x/2 coxs x/2

Q: المقدار التالي في ابسط صورة (sin x + cos x) (tan x + cot x)

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Q: Find the value of § cot³(x) cosec“ (x).

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Q: Sin3x.e" Šinx

A: We will use standard formula of integration

Q: Verify the identity.

A: To prove - cotx2 = 1+cosxsinxConsidering R.H.S - R.H.S = 1+cosxsinxR.H.S = 2cos2x22sinx2cosx2…

Q: Cosecant is the reciprocal function for the Sine function. True False

A: Use the following formulae, to define the trigonometric function.…

Q: Coso 1-Sine SinG

A: Using indentity  (a+b) (a-b) =a^2-b^2

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Q: cot x dx In (sin x)

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Q: sin 0 cos e tan e

A: We have given that angle θ is in standard position and terminal side of θ intersect the unit circle…

Q: (sin x – 3 cos x)dx

A: i will use basic integration rule.

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Q: 9. sin cot x. xo a

A: According to our guide we can attempt only one question so i am providing answer for 1st question .

Q: 3. sine 48 cosine tangent 14 50

A: Given the triangle we need to find the following trigonometry ratio Formula: with base angle x Sine…

Q: tan (sinh x) ) ds (b) cosh a sinh x sinh

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Q: tan e > 0 & sin e

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Q: Mutiply    (1 -tan theta ) ( 1 + tan theta )

A: We have to multiply: 1-tan θ1+tan θ We know the algebraic identity, a-ba+b=a2-b2 Applying this…

Q: A + sin x If (tan x + sec x)? then B – sin x A = B =

A: Since you are asking multiple questions. We are answering only the first question as per our…

Q: 1. Plot Sinc function, where sinc (x) = sin(x) / x -2n <x <2n

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Q: Sin inverse of half

A: Given expression: sin-112

Q: (1+sin@)(1-sine) cot e 2

A: We use Trigonometry identities

Q: (sin x+ cos x). Find xp

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Q: State Derivatives of Inverse Trigonometric Functions ?

A: We have six trigonometry function, sinx, cosx, tanx, cotx, secx, cscx Inverse trigonometry function,…

Q: sin’ x cos x dx.

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Q: cot x sinx dx

A: By substitution method, integrate the function. Substitute sinx =t

Q: sin 5x sin adax =?

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Q: sin x – cos x 1+ sin(2x)

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Trigonometric Identities

Trigonometry in mathematics deals with the right-angled triangle’s angles and sides. By trigonometric identities, we mean the identities we use whenever we need to express the various trigonometric functions in terms of an equation.

Inverse Trigonometric Functions

Inverse trigonometric functions are the inverse of normal trigonometric functions. Alternatively denoted as cyclometric or arcus functions, these inverse trigonometric functions exist to counter the basic trigonometric functions, such as sine (sin), cosine (cos), tangent (tan), cotangent (cot), secant (sec), and cosecant (cosec). When trigonometric ratios are calculated, the angular values can be calculated with the help of the inverse trigonometric functions.