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    Trigonometric functions are functions that relate an angle in a right angled triangle to the ratio of two of its sides. Sin, Cos and Tan are trigonometric functions. The angle can be called anything but it is often referred to as @ (theta). (6) Opposite sin(g) = Opposite _ Hypotenuse 9° 3 (6) Adjacent 3 cos(@) = —Adiacent_ 8 ‘Hypotenuse 2 Opposite tan() — Opposite n(0) = “A jacent Adjacent 7 8 2 2 i 1 2 2 0 o 1 J3 not defined 2 not defined] 2 a 7G 1 2 1 B coe 2 0 not defined] /3 1 B not defined sin @andcsc 6] All are positive are positive (S) (A) tan @andcot@] cos @and sec @ are positive are positive (1) (Cc) 270° 1 . esc = sino = sind 0 sin’ 9 +cos’@ =1 se = 0 030 = 0 tan?+1=sec? cot =! tang =! 1+cot”@ = csc” 6 0 cotd 98nd cot = 2289 cos@ sind L+tan@ , I[-tan@ _ 2(1 +sin@) T=cos0* 1Fcos6 sin? (b) @ Show that I+tan@ , 1-tand _ T=cos6 * T+cos@ ~ * for 0? <0 < 360° Gi) Hence solve the equation Given that x= sec*@ and y+2=cot*@, find y in terms of x. [4] [4] (4) 4 Solve the equation 3 sit (2x+ 8) = VBcos(2x+ 2), for0

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