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2 "#u2"6 !"v"$
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4 6
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the function value of u equals the cofunction sinofCthe complementary angle
4
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35
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quadrant containing ! " #
Exer. 11–16: Express as a trigonometric function of one
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angle. 37–46: the Verify
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37 48)
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4 2 5& 3&
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sin !%2"

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15 cos
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angle ! 4 1 % tan u &

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5
& tan x % 1 2

# $ # $
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4 tan x " 1
3& 5&
sin ! ! % 3 ". 31 cos x " $ sin x 32 cos * % $ sin
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41 cos !u " v" " cos !u % v" $ 2 cos u cos v 2 2

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24
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33 tan x % $ %cot x 34 tan !& % *" $ %tan *
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2

19 If ! and # are acute angles such that cos ! $


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5 and
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$ %cot * 36 tan !x " &" $ tan x

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