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Sin 260

The document contains a series of trigonometric problems and proofs, including identities and evaluations involving sine, cosine, tangent, cotangent, secant, and cosecant functions. It covers various relationships and equations that need to be demonstrated or solved. The problems are aimed at reinforcing understanding of trigonometric concepts and their applications.

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Sin 260

The document contains a series of trigonometric problems and proofs, including identities and evaluations involving sine, cosine, tangent, cotangent, secant, and cosecant functions. It covers various relationships and equations that need to be demonstrated or solved. The problems are aimed at reinforcing understanding of trigonometric concepts and their applications.

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Trigonometry

1. sin2 60+2 cot 45 °−sin2 30


2. (1+ tan2 θ ¿ ¿)(1+sin θ ¿=?
7
3. In ∆ ABC right angled at B, sin A= 25 , thenthe v alue of cos C is
1+ tanθ
4. secθ=√2 , the value of is
sinθ
1 2 2
5. cotθ=
√3
,then value of sec θ+cosec θ is

5 1 2 2
6. Evaluate: cot2 θ + sin2 θ −cot 45 ° +2 sin 90 °
m n 2
7. If m =cosθ−sinθ∧n=cosθ +sinθ than show that √ +√ =
n m √ 1−tan2 θ

8.
√ secA−1
secA +1 √
+
secA +1
secA−1
=2 cosecA

9. 4 2 4
show that tan θ+ tan θ=sec θ−sec θ
2

tanA cotA
10. Prove that: 1−cotA + 1−tanA =1 secA cosecA
x y
11. If 3 =2 sinA , 3 =2 cosA ,then the value of x + y
2 2

3
sinA−2 sin A
12. Prove that 3
2cos A−cosA
=tanA

13. Prove that secA ( 1−sinA )( secA +tanA )=1


14. If sinθ+ cosθ=√ 2 , prove that tanθ+ cotθ=2
15. sec2 θ−1=?

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