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    The document contains examples of trigonometric identities and their applications. In the first part, several trigonometric functions are expressed in terms of other angles using angle sum and difference identities. The second part demonstrates additional trigonometric identities for secant, cosecant, sine and cosine. The remainder of the document works through application problems involving trigonometric functions of standard angles like 45 and 30 degrees.

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    The document contains examples of trigonometric identities and their applications. In the first part, several trigonometric functions are expressed in terms of other angles using angle sum and difference identities. The second part demonstrates additional trigonometric identities for secant, cosecant, sine and cosine. The remainder of the document works through application problems involving trigonometric functions of standard angles like 45 and 30 degrees.

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    RPP 4

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    Fiqhi Bramantyo
    The document contains examples of trigonometric identities and their applications. In the first part, several trigonometric functions are expressed in terms of other angles using angle sum and difference identities. The second part demonstrates additional trigonometric identities for secant, cosecant, sine and cosine. The remainder of the document works through application problems involving trigonometric functions of standard angles like 45 and 30 degrees.

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    RPP 4

    1.

    a) sin 1340 = sin (1800 460) = sin 460


    b) cos 1510 = cos (1800 290) = cos 290
    c) tan 990 = tan (1800 810) = -tan 810

    2.

    a) sin 1410 = sin (1800 390) = sin 390


    b) cos 700 = cos (900 200) = cos 200
    c) tan 1200 = tan (1800 520) = -tan 520

    3.

    a) sin 3150 = sin (2700 + 450) = sin 450 =

    b) cos 3000 = cos (2700 + 300) = cos 300 =


    c) tan 3300 = tan (2700 600) = -tan 600=

    RPP 5
    1.

    a) 1 + tan2 = sec2
    1 +(

    ) = sec2

    1+

    = sec2
    = sec2
    = sec2
    = sec2

    sec2 = sec2
    b) 1 + cot2 = cosec2
    1 +(

    ) = cosec2

    1+

    = cosec2
    = cosec2
    = cosec2
    = sec2

    cosec2 = cosec2

    2.

    a) sin =
    sin2 + cos2 = 1
    sin2 = 1 - cos2
    sin =
    b) cos =
    sin2 + cos2 = 1
    cos2 = 1- sin2
    cos =

    1. a. 127o 24 = 127o x ( )o
    = 127,4o
    b. 150o : 150o x
    c.

    rad =

    2. sin

    =
    x

    rad
    = 252o

    core

    cos :

    sec

    tan :

    sat

    3. (sin 45o)2 + (cos 45o)

    =( ) +( )
    =
    =

    4. a. y = r. sin
    = 3. sin 45o

    =1
    x = 5 005
    = 3. sin 45

    =3.

    =3.

    b. r =

    tan

    tan

    tan

    = 45o

    = 180o 45o
    = 135o

    A ( r, ) = A ( , 135o)
    5. a. tan 210o

    = ta (180o + 30o)
    = tan 30o
    =

    b. sin 150o

    = sin (180o + 30o)


    = sin 30o
    =

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