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This document contains 61 math problems involving trigonometric identities and proofs. The problems cover a range of trigonometric functions including sine, cosine, tangent, cotangent, cosecant and secant. Many problems involve proving trigonometric identities or finding values of trigonometric functions without using a calculator or reference tables. The document is broken into two sections separated by word problems in the middle.

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This document contains 61 math problems involving trigonometric identities and proofs. The problems cover a range of trigonometric functions including sine, cosine, tangent, cotangent, cosecant and secant. Many problems involve proving trigonometric identities or finding values of trigonometric functions without using a calculator or reference tables. The document is broken into two sections separated by word problems in the middle.

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13.

Prove that:

= cotA

14. Prove that: sin200.sin400.sin800 =

15. Prove that:


16. Prove that: cot(A B) =
17. Without using the calculator or a table, find the value of tan1050.
18. If cos300 =

, then prove that: sin150 =

Break: Find the equations of the lines represented by given equation x2


2xycot-y2 = 0 and also angle between them.
19. Prove that: sin2A =

1. If + = 45 , prove that: tan(tan + 1) + tan = 1

20. Without using the calculator or a table, find the value of cos(22 .

2. Prove that:

21. If A = 300, and B = 450, verify that: tan (A + B) =

3. Without using calculator or a table find the value of sin150.


4. Prove that: 1 sin2A = 2sin2(450 A).

22.
23.
24.
25.

rd

Break: There are some geometric means between 3 and 96. If the 3
mean be 24, find the number of means between the two numbers. Also
find the last mean.
5. If sin = 4/5, find the value of cos2.
0

6. Prove that: cos.cos(60 ).cos(60 + ) = cos3


7. Prove that:

= tan
0

8. Prove that: 8sin10 .sin500.sin700 = 1


9. If cos = 4/5, then find tan2 and cos2.
10. Prove that:
11. Prove that:
12. If sinA = , find Sin3A.
Break: If x3 + ax2 x = 7 leaves the remainder 4 when it is divided by the x
3, find the value of a.

26.
27.

Prove that: 1+tanA.tan2A = sec2A.


Find the value without using the calculator or a table: cos150 sin150
Prove that: cos400.cos600.cos1000.cos1600 = 1/16
Prove that: tan3A tan2A tanA = tan3A.tan2A.tanA
Without using calculator or a table find the value of cos1050.cos150
Prove that: cos180 sin 180 = sin270

28. Prove that:

= cot .

29. Find the value of sin750 cos750, without using the calculator or table.

Break: Find the equation of the straight line perpendicular to the line
2x+3y-5=0 and such that the algebraic sum of the intercept on the axes
is 5.
30. Prove that: sin2 (450 + ) + sin2 (450 ) = 1.
31. Prove that: cosec2A + cot4A = cotA cosec4A.
32. If sin = 3/5, find the value of sin.
33. Prove that:

= cotA cosec4A.

34. Prove that:

53.
3

35. Prove that: sin3A = 3sinA 4sin A


36. Prove that: tan500 = tan400 + 2tan100

54.
55.

37. Prove that: cot ( + 450) tan ( - 450) =


38. Prove that:

56.

= tanA

Break: Prove that: ( 1 + cos /8)(1+ cos3/8)(1 + cos5/8)(1+cos7/8) =


1/8

57. CotA =

39. Prove that: (1+ sin2 + cos2)2 = 4cos2(1+sin2)2


40. Without using the calculator or a table find the value of tan150 cot150

59.

, prove that; co = (a3 + 1/a3)

60.

41. If cos

Prove that: cos4A = 1 8sin2A + 8sin4A


42. Prove that: cos100.cos300.cos500.cos700 = 3/16

58. Cos2(

61.

- sin2(

= sin

43. If 2tan = 3tan, prove that: tan( ) =


44. If A + B + C = and cosA = cosB cosc, prove that: tanA = tanB + tanc.
Break: If the inverse of the matrix [

] is the matrix [

]find the

value of x and y.
45. If sin =

and sin =

, prove that: + =

46. If tan = and tan =

, prove that:(

47. Find the value of cos

cos

-sin

sin

48. If A + B =135 , prove that: tanA + tanB = tanAtanB 1


49. If an angle is divided into two parts and such that
that: sin( ) =
50. If cos3300 =
51. Prove that:
52.

, prove that sin1650 =

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