Using Fundamental Identities

In mathematics, fundamental identities serve as the critical formulas that establish a connection between varying mathematical values. They are the essence of trigonometry, aiding in the simplification of intricate expressions and the resolution of equations. Essential identities encompass reciprocal, quotient, Pythagorean, co-function, even/odd, and double/half angle identities. Acquiring a thorough understanding of these is an essential step towards tackling more sophisticated mathematical challenges.

The problems about Using Fundamental Identities

Topic Problem Solution
None Find cos(2A), if cos(A)=2129, … We are given that cos(A)=2129 and that A is in the third quadrant.
None Find cos(2A), if cos(A)=2129, … We are given that cos(A)=2129 and that A is in quadrant 3.
None Find cos(2A), if cos(A)=2129, … Given that cos(A)=2129 and A is in quadrant 3
None Let cosA=213 with A in $Q … Given that cosA=213 with A in Quadrant III, we are asked to find \(\cot (2…
None Use identities to find values of the sine and cos… We are given that tanx=2 and cosx<0.
None Decide whether the statement is possible or impos… Decide whether the statement is possible or impossible: cosα=12 and \(\sec \al…
None Use an identity to write the expression as a sing… Given the expression 1613sin235.9
None Use identities to fill in the blank. If $\tan \th… The cotangent of an angle is the reciprocal of the tangent of that angle.
None Use the appropriate reciprocal identity to find t… We are given that cscθ=637
None Use a double-angle identity to find the exact val… The given expression is in the form of a double angle identity for cosine. The double angle identit…
None Find the expression that is equivalent to $\frac{… The given expression is \(\frac{\tan \frac{3 \pi}{4}+\tan \frac{\pi}{6}}{1-\tan \frac{3 \pi}{4} \ta…
None Find the exact value of the expression by using a… Let's denote a=sin72 and b=cos42. Then we have \(\sin 72^\circ \cos 42^…
None Use identities to correctly complete the sentence… The tangent of an angle is defined as the ratio of the sine of the angle to the cosine of the angle…