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Trigonometry for Math Students

This document contains 19 teaching examples that demonstrate various trigonometric concept problems and identities. The examples include finding trigonometric function values given other function values, solving equations for unknown angles, simplifying trigonometric expressions, and proving trigonometric identities. The goal is to teach students how to manipulate and apply trigonometric functions, ratios, and relationships.

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Trigonometry for Math Students

This document contains 19 teaching examples that demonstrate various trigonometric concept problems and identities. The examples include finding trigonometric function values given other function values, solving equations for unknown angles, simplifying trigonometric expressions, and proving trigonometric identities. The goal is to teach students how to manipulate and apply trigonometric functions, ratios, and relationships.

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(3B09A005)

Teaching Example 9.5


Chapter 9 Trigonometric Relations It is given that cos   0.25, where  is an acute angle. Find the values of sin  and tan  without
evaluating . (Leave your answers in surd form.)

(3B09A006)
Teaching Examples
Teaching Example 9.6
40
(3B09A001) It is given that tan   , where  is an acute angle. Find the value of sin  + cos  without evaluating .
9
Teaching Example 9.1 (Give your answer in fraction.)
Find the values of the following expressions without using a calculator.
(a) cos 60  tan 30 tan 60 (3B09A007)
tan 45  4 sin 30 Teaching Example 9.7
(b)
cos 2 30 Simplify the following expressions.
(c) tan 60 sin 60  sin2 45 sin 
(a)
tan  cos 2 
(3B09A002) (b) 4 sin 2   4 cos 2 
Teaching Example 9.2 6  3 sin 2 
(c)
Find the acute angle  in each of the following equations without using a calculator. 4 cos 2   4
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(a) cos   cos2 45


(3B09A008)
(b) 3 tan (  10)  1
Teaching Example 9.8
Simplify the following expressions.
(3B09A003) sin 2 
(a) 1 
Teaching Example 9.3 tan 2 
Referring to the figure, find the lengths of the following line segments without sin  cos 
(b)
using a calculator. (Leave your answers in surd form.) 1  sin 2 
(a) AC
(b) DC (3B09A009)
Teaching Example 9.9
(3B09A004) 8
It is given that sin   , where  is an acute angle.
Teaching Example 9.4 17
2 (a) By using the trigonometric identities, find the values of cos  and tan .
It is given that sin   , where  is an acute angle. Find the values of cos  and tan  without
5 5 sin   2 cos 
evaluating . (Leave your answers in surd form.) (b) Hence, find the value of
tan 
.

(Give your answers in fractions.)


(3B09A010) (3B09A015)
Teaching Example 9.10 Teaching Example 9.15
24 Prove the following trigonometric identities.
It is given that tan   , where  is an acute angle. By using the trigonometric identities, find
7 sin  cos  1
(a)  
the values of sin  and cos . (Give your answers in fractions.) cos  sin  sin  sin (90   )
1
(b) sin  tan    cos 
(3B09A011) cos 
Teaching Example 9.11
1 (3B09A016)
It is given that cos   , where  is an acute angle. Using the trigonometric identities, find the value
3 Teaching Example 9.16
of 3 cos   sin . (Give your answer in fraction.)
2 2
Prove that (sin   cos  )2  1  2 sin  cos  .

(3B09A012) (3B09A017)
Teaching Example 9.12 Teaching Example 9.3 (Extra)
Find the acute angle  in each of the following equations by using the trigonometric identities. The figure shows two shadows AD and BD of a tree CD at 9:00 a.m.
1 and 4:30 p.m. respectively. If the height of the tree is 8 m, find the
(a) tan  
tan 66 distance between A and B. (Leave your answer in surd form.)

(b) cos (  30)  sin
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2
(3B09A018)
(3B09A013) Teaching Example 9.14 (Extra)
Teaching Example 9.13 Find the value of 3  3 tan2 26 sin 2 64  3 cos 2 26 .
Simplify the following expressions.
(a) sin (90   ) cos (90   ) tan (90   ) (3B09A019)
(b) cos (90   ) sin   sin (90   )
2
Teaching Example 9.15 (Extra)
Prove that 1  cos 2 (90   )  sin 2  tan 2 (90   ) .
(3B09A014)
Teaching Example 9.14
Find the values of the following expressions.
1  sin 2 37
(a)
sin 2 53
(b) cos 21  tan 69 sin 21
Pre-study Questions (3B09B006)
Find the three trigonometric ratios of  in the figure.
(3B09B001)
Find the values of the following expressions correct to 3 significant figures.
(a) sin 15  cos 65
(b) tan 80  2 sin 43

(3B09B002)
Find the values of the following expressions correct to 3 significant figures.
(a) cos 54 tan12
tan 82 (3B09B007)
(b)
sin 56 Find the three trigonometric ratios of  in the figure.
(Leave your answers in surd form if necessary.)
(3B09B003)
In each of the following, find the acute angle  correct to the nearest 0.1.
(a) sin   0.623
(b) cos   0.584
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(3B09B004)
In each of the following, find the acute angle  correct to the nearest 0.1. (3B09B008)
(a) sin   cos 54 tan 21 Find the three trigonometric ratios of  in the figure.
(b) tan  cos 82 sin 27 (Leave your answers in surd form if necessary.)

(3B09B005)
In each of the following, find the acute angle  correct to the nearest 0.1.
sin 52
(a) cos  
tan 48
(b) sin   (tan 23) 2
(3B09B009) (3B09B013)
Find the unknown in the figure correct to 4 significant figures. Find the unknowns in the figure.

(3B09B010)
Find the unknown in the figure correct to 4 significant figures.

(3B09B011)
Find the unknown in the figure correct to 4 significant figures.
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(3B09B012)
Find the unknowns in the figure.
Level 1 Questions (3B09C008)
Find the value of 3 sin 45  cos 30 tan 30 without using a calculator.
§9.1 Trigonometric Ratios of Special Angles (Leave your answer in surd form.)
(3B09C001)
Find the values of the following expressions without using a calculator. (3B09C009)
(a) 1  2 sin 30 tan 45  sin 30
Find the value of without using a calculator.
(b) 3 tan 45  2 cos 60

(3B09C002) (3B09C010)
Find the values of the following expressions without using a calculator. Find the acute angle  in each of the following equations without using a calculator.
(Leave your answers in surd form if necessary.) (a) 2 cos   3
(a) cos 45  sin 45 (b) 1  2 sin   0
(b) tan 60  2 cos 30
(3B09C011)
(3B09C003) Find the acute angle  in each of the following equations without using a calculator.
Find the values of the following expressions without using a calculator. (a) sin   sin 30 tan 60
(Leave your answers in surd form.) cos 30
(b) tan  
(a) 2 sin 60 cos 60 sin 2 45
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cos 45
(b)
tan 30 (3B09C012)
Find the unknown in the figure without using a calculator.
(3B09C004)
Find the values of the following expressions without using a calculator.
(a) 3  tan 2 60
(b) sin 2 60  cos 2 60

(3B09C005)
tan 60 (3B09C013)
Find the value of without using a calculator.
sin 30  1 Find the unknown in the figure without using a calculator.
(Leave your answer in surd form.)

(3B09C006)
Find the value of cos 60  2 tan 45  sin 30 without using a calculator.

(3B09C007)
Find the value of 2 sin 30 cos 60 tan 45 without using a calculator.
(3B09C014) (3B09C018)
Find the unknown in the figure without using a calculator. It is given that cos   0.92 , where  is an acute angle. Find the values of the following without
evaluating .
(a) sin 
(b) tan 
(Leave your answers in surd form.)

(3B09C019)
24
It is given that sin   , where  is an acute angle. Find the values of the following without
7
evaluating .
§9.2 Finding Trigonometric Ratios by Constructing Right-Angled Triangles (a) cos 
(3B09C015) (b) tan 
5 (Leave your answers in surd form if necessary.)
It is given that tan   , where  is an acute angle. Find the values of the following without evaluating
12
. (3B09C020)
(a) sin  It is given that tan   6 , where  is an acute angle. Find the values of the following without evaluating
(b) cos  .
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(a) sin 
(3B09C016) (b) cos 
3 (Leave your answers in surd form.)
It is given that cos   , where  is an acute angle. Find the values of the following without evaluating
8
. §9.3A Basic Trigonometric Identities
(a) sin  (3B09C021)
(b) tan  Simplify the following expressions.
(Leave your answers in surd form.) cos   sin 
(a)
cos 
(3B09C017) sin 2 
(b)
It is given that sin   0.3 , where  is an acute angle. Find the values of the following without evaluating 1  cos 2 
.
(a) cos  (3B09C022)
(b) tan  Simplify the following expressions.
(Leave your answers in surd form.) (a) cos  tan  2 sin 
(b) sin 3   sin  cos 2 
(3B09C023) §9.3B Trigonometric Ratios of Complementary Angles
Simplify the following expressions. (3B09C030)
sin 2  Find the acute angle  in each of the following equations without using a calculator.
(a) 1
tan 2  (a) sin   cos 58
1 1
(b)  tan  sin  (b) tan  
cos  tan16

(3B09C024) (3B09C031)
Simplify the following expressions. Find the acute angle  in each of the following equations without using a calculator.
(a) cos 2  (1  tan 2  ) (a) cos 2  sin 24
sin 3  1
(b) tan   (b) tan(  10) 
cos  tan 35

(3B09C025) (3B09C032)
Simplify the following expressions. Find the acute angle  in each of the following equations without using a calculator.
(a) (cos   sin  ) 2  2 sin  cos  (a) sin(  12)  cos 
(b) (1  sin  )(1  sin  ) 1
(b) tan 3 
tan 
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(3B09C026)
4 (3B09C033)
It is given that sin   , where  is an acute angle. Using the trigonometric identities, find the values of
9 Simplify the following expressions.
cos  and tan . (Leave your answers in surd form.) cos(90   )
(a)
2 sin 
(3B09C027) (b) tan  tan(90   )
It is given that tan  8 , where  is an acute angle. Using the trigonometric identities, find the values of
sin  and cos . (Leave your answers in surd form.) (3B09C034)
Simplify the following expressions.
(3B09C028) 1
(a)
15 sin(90   ) tan 
It is given that cos   , where  is an acute angle. Using the trigonometric identities, find the value of
17 cos 2 
(b)
1 tan sin  . 1  cos 2 (90   )

(3B09C029)
It is given that tan  2 , where  is an acute angle. Using the trigonometric identities, find the value of
sin 2   cos 2  .
(3B09C035) §9.3C Proofs of Simple Trigonometric Identities
Simplify the following expressions. (3B09C040)
cos(90   ) 1
(a)  tan  Prove that  1  tan 2  .
sin(90   ) cos 
2

1 1
(b) 
sin  tan(90   ) sin(90   ) (3B09C041)
Prove that sin 3   sin   sin  cos 2  .
(3B09C036)
Simplify the following expressions. (3B09C042)
cos  1 tan(90   )
(a) Prove that  .
cos(90   ) tan(90   ) sin  cos 
sin 2 (90   ) 1
(b) 
cos(90   ) sin  (3B09C043)
tan sin(90   )
Prove that  1.
(3B09C037) cos(90   )
Find the values of the following expressions without using a calculator.
3 cos 27
(a)
2 sin 63
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(b) tan 35 tan 55  1

(3B09C038)
Find the values of the following expressions without using a calculator.
(a) cos 2 50  cos 2 40
1 sin 81
(b) 
tan 81 sin 9

(3B09C039)
Find the values of the following expressions without using a calculator.
1  sin 2 15
(a)
sin 2 75
tan 70 1
(b) 
cos 20 sin 20
Level 2 Questions (3B09D009)
Refer to the figure. Without using a calculator, find
§9.1 Trigonometric Ratios of Special Angles (a) CBD,
(b) AB. (Leave your answer in surd form.)
(3B09D001)
Find the value of cos 60 tan 45  sin 60 tan 30 without using a calculator.

(3B09D002)
(3B09D010)
Find the value of (sin 45  cos 45)(tan 60  cos 30) without using a calculator.
Refer to the figure. Without using a calculator, find
(a) PQ,
(3B09D003) (b) RS,
(c) PR.
 1 
Find the value of   2 sin 30  (cos 60  sin 2 45) without using a calculator. (Leave your answers in surd form if necessary.)
 tan 45 

(3B09D004)
 1  1 
Find the value of   2 sin 2 45  cos 60   without using a calculator. (3B09D011)
 tan 30  cos 30 
2 2
Refer to the figure. Without using a calculator, find
(a) CD,
(3B09D005) (b) the area of △ABC.
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(Leave your answers in surd form.)


Find the acute angle  in 2(cos 2  1)  1 without using a calculator.

(3B09D006)

Find the acute angle  in 2 tan(  40)  2 sin 45 without using a calculator.
(3B09D012)
Refer to the figure. Find AD.
(3B09D007)
(Leave your answer in surd form.)
 
Find the acute angle  in 2 sin 70    tan 60  0 without using a calculator.
 2

(3B09D008)
(3B09D013)
Refer to the figure. Without using a calculator, find
(a) BC, In the figure, ABCD is a parallelogram. Find ABC.
(b) BD.
(Leave your answers in surd form if necessary.)
§9.2 Finding Trigonometric Ratios by Constructing Right-Angled Triangles (3B09D020)
(3B09D014) Simplify the following expressions.
1  cos   1 
It is given that tan   3 , where  is an acute angle. Find the value of without evaluating . (a) tan 2    sin  
sin   sin  
(Leave your answer in surd form.) tan 
(b)
1
tan 
(3B09D015) tan
33
It is given that sin   , where  is an acute angle. Find the value of sin  tan  2 cos without
7 (3B09D021)
evaluating . Simplify the following expressions.
(a) sin4  + cos2  + sin2  cos2 
(3B09D016) 2 2
(b)  tan  
It is given that tan  = x, where  is an acute angle. tan sin  cos 
(a) Express sin  and cos  in terms of x.
2 cos (3B09D022)
(b) Express in terms of x.
sin 2  2 tan  2
Simplify  .
cos  1  sin 
(3B09D017)
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1 (3B09D023)
It is given that cos   , where  is an acute angle. Express tan 2   sin 2  in terms of y.
y Simplify (1 – tan )2 + (1 + tan )2.

§9.3A Basic Trigonometric Identities (3B09D024)


(3B09D018) cos 4  sin 4
Simplify .
It is given that sin 2   3 tan   2  cos 2  . sin   cos 
(a) Find the value of tan  .
(b) Find the acute angle  such that sin 2   3 tan   2  cos 2  . (3B09D025)
sin   cos  sin 2
Simplify  .
(3B09D019) 1  tan 2 sin   cos 

Given that sin   cos   , where  is an acute angle, find the value of sin  cos .
3 (3B09D026)
1
It is given that cos   , where  is an acute angle. By using the trigonometric identities, find the
4
tan 
value of sin 2   .
sin 
(3B09D027) (3B09D033)
3 sin   2 cos  1 1
It is given that  , where  is an acute angle. Given that sin   , where  is an acute angle, find the values of the following without evaluating .
2 sin   3 cos  2 8
(a) Find the value of tan  . (a) sin (90 – ) tan 
2 sin   3 cos  (b) cos  tan (90 – )
(b) Find the value of without evaluating  .
3 sin   2 cos 
(3B09D034)
(3B09D028) 3
Given sin(90   )  , where  is an acute angle, find
x 4
It is given that sin   , where  is an acute angle and x  0 .
2 (a) the values of sin , cos  and tan ,
(a) Express tan  in terms of x. (b) the value of 2 sin 2   cos   tan 2  .
4
(b) Find x if tan   sin  .
15 (3B09D035)
1 cos 3   sin 2  cos   sin 
Given that tan(90   )  , find the value of .
§9.3B Trigonometric Ratios of Complementary Angles 2 sin 
(3B09D029)
Find the acute angle  in each of the following equations without using a calculator. (3B09D036)
(a) tan(3  15)  tan15  1 Find the acute angle  in the equation 2 tan(  20)  sin(70   )  sin 2 20  sin 2 70 .
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(b) sin(2  40)  cos(  40)


(3B09D037)
(3B09D030)  
It is given that cos 16  sin 59   , where  is an acute angle.
Simplify the following expressions.  2
 4 tan(90   ) 1  (a) Find the value of  without using a calculator.
(a)  sin(90   )  cos(90   )  sin 
  sin 16 tan 74 cos 16
(b) Using the result of (a), find the value of  .
tan (90   ) sin (90   ) tan 4 
3
sin  cos 2 (  15)
(b) 
3 cos 2 (90   ) sin 2 (90   )  sin 2
§9.3C Proofs of Simple Trigonometric Identities
(3B09D031) (3B09D038)
(sin   cos  ) 2 Prove that (sin  + cos )2 – 2 tan  cos2   1.
Simplify  sin 2 (90   ) .
1  2 sin  cos 
(3B09D039)
(3B09D032) cos 2 
Prove that  tan 2 (90   ) .
Find the values of the following expressions without using a calculator. (1  cos  )(1  cos  )
(a) sin 82 cos 8  cos 82 sin 8
(b) tan 2 43 sin 2 47  sin 2 47
(3B09D040) Level 3 Questions
cos (90   ) 1  cos (90   )
2
Prove that  .
tan  cos  (3B09E001)
In the figure, AC = 2, CAB = 45 and CB  AB. D and E are points on AC
(3B09D041) and AB respectively such that CEB = 60 and ED  AC.
Prove that tan 2 (90   )  cos 2   tan 2 (90   ) cos 2   (a) Find AE.
(b) Find DE.
(3B09D042) (c) Hence, find the value of tan 15.
1  tan  cos(90   ) 
(a) Prove that     sin 2 (90   )  sin  . (Leave your answers in surd form.)
2  cos  cos  
2

1  tan  cos(90   )  1
(b) Hence, solve     , where  is an acute angle. (3B09E002)
2  cos  cos   cos 
2
In the figure, AB // CD, FEG  45 , EGF  60 , FGH  90 and EF  3 2 . Find GH without
using a calculator.
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(3B09E003)
It is given that (sin   cos  ) 2  a , where  is an acute angle and a > 0. By using an identity
x 3  y 3  ( x  y)( x 2  xy  y 2 ) , express sin 3   cos 3  in terms of a.

(3B09E004)
Find the values of the following expressions without using a calculator.
(a) sin 2 10  sin 2 20  sin 2 40  sin 2 50  sin 2 70  sin 2 80
(b) tan2 10 tan2 20 tan2 40 tan2 50 tan2 70 tan2 80

(3B09E005)
cos(90   ) cos  sin(90   ) sin 
(a) Prove that   2 tan(90   ) cos  .
cos   1 cos   1
cos(90   ) cos  sin(90   ) sin 
(b) Hence, simplify  .
cos(90   )  1 cos(90   )  1
(3B09E006) Multiple Choice Questions
1  sin  1  sin 
(a) (i) Prove that  for any acute angle .
1  sin  cos  (3B09F001)
1  cos  1  cos  sin 30cos 45
(ii) Hence, prove that  for any acute angle . 
1  cos  sin  tan 60
1
 1  sin  1  sin   1  cos  1  cos   A.
(b) Using the result of (a), simplify   
 1  cos   1  cos 
.
 6
 1  sin  1  sin    1
B.
2 6
(3B09E007) 2 3
C.
In the figure, AD and CE are two altitudes of an isosceles triangle ABC, where AB = AC = b, BC = a, 5
AD = h and BAD = . 3
D.
2

(3B09F002)
3 tan2 30 + 2 cos2 45 =
A. 2
B. 5
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C. 3 32 2
(a) Express sin  and cos  in terms of a, b and h. 3 2
D. 
(b) (i) Express EAC in terms of . 3 2
(ii) Hence, express sin 2 in terms of a, b and h.
(c) Using the results of (a) and (b)(ii), prove that sin 2  2 sin  cos  . (3B09F003)
2 sin 2 60  tan 60 cos 30 
3
A. 3
2
1 3
B. 
2 2
C. 0
3
D.
2
(3B09F004) (3B09F006)
Refer to the figure, AC = In the figure, AD // BC, CBD = , BCA = 30, AC = 4 and BD = 2 3 . Find sin .

A. 3 2 cm .
B. 6 2 cm . 1
A.
C. 6 3 cm . 2
D. 12 cm. 1
B.
3
(3B09F005) 1
C.
Find the area of △PQR in the figure. 2 3
(Leave your answer in surd form if necessary.) 3
D.
2

(3B09F007)
In the figure, PSQ is a straight line. Find PQ.
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49
A. cm 2
4
49
B. cm 2
2
49
C. cm 2
2 3
A. 2(1  3 )
49 3
D. cm 2
2 B. 2 3
C. 3 2
3
D. 3
2
(3B09F008) (3B09F011)
In the figure, ADB is a straight line. Find AD : BD. If sin   1  cos 60 , where  is an acute angle, find the value of tan .
1
A.
2
B. 1
C. 3
3
D.
3
A. 1:2
B. 1: 3 (3B09F012)
cos 55
C. ( 3  1) : 1 Given that tan  , where  is an acute angle, find the value of .
sin 55
A. 35
D. ( 3  1) : 3
B. 45
C. 55
(3B09F009) D. 65
In the figure, ABCD is a trapezium. Find BC.
(3B09F013)
(3  3 ) cm
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A.
Find the acute angle  if cos   sin(2  30) .
A. 30
B. (5  3 ) cm
B. 40
C. 3 3 cm C. 50
D. 5 3 cm D. 60

(3B09F010) (3B09F014)
Find the acute angle  if cos   sin 2 45 . 2
Given that sin   , express cos  in terms of a.
A. 30 a
B. 45 a
A.
C. 60 2
D. 80
B. a2  4

a2  4
C.
a
a2  4
D.
2
(3B09F015) (3B09F018)
12 4 8 sin   3 cos 
Given that cos   , where  is an acute angle, find the value of 6 tan  5sin  . Given that tan(90   )  , where  is an acute angle, find the value of .
13 3 cos 
5 A. 2
A.
156 B. 3
15 C. 6
B.
26 D. 9
20
C.
13 (3B09F019)
53 cos 24.8
D.  sin 24.8 
12 tan 65.2
A. 1
(3B09F016) B. 0
7 cos  C. 1
Given that tan  = , where  is an acute angle, find the value of .
8 sin  D. 2
1
A.
8 (3B09F020)
7 cos 213.4  cos 2 76.6 
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B.
8 A. 0
8 B. 1
C.
7 C. 2
63 D. 90
D.
8
(3B09F021)
(3B09F017) sin 2 38.2 tan2 51.8  cos 2 51.8 
4 cos  A. –1
Given that sin  = , where  is an acute angle, find the value of .
5 tan  B. 0
1 C. 1
A.
4 D. 2
5
B.
4
3
C.
8
9
D.
20
(3B09F022) (3B09F026)
cos(50   ) sin 60 Simplify cos 2 [tan   tan(90   )] .
 
sin(  40) tan 30 A. tan 
A. sin ( + 50) 1
B.
B. tan ( + 40) tan 
3 C. sin 
C.
2 D. 1
3
D. (3B09F027)
2
cos   1
Simplify .
(3B09F023) sin 2
If 4 sin   5 cos   2 sin   cos  , then tan  = A.
1
A. 3. 1  cos 
1
B.
1
 . B. 
3 1  cos 
1 1
C. . C.
3 1  cos 
D. 3. 1
D. 
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1  cos 
(3B09F024)
Simplify tan sin 2  sin(90   ) . (3B09F028)
A. sin  cos Simplify [cos   cos (90   )]2  2 sin  cos  .
B. sin  cos 2  A. 0
C. sin 2  cos  B. 1
D. sin 3  C. sin  + cos 
D. cos   sin 
(3B09F025)
(3B09F029)
sin 2  1
Simplify . Which of the following is/are an identity/identities?
cos 3
A. cos  I. cos 2  2 cos 
B. cos  II. cos 2   sin 2   tan 45
    sin  
1 III. sin  
  sin  
C.
cos 
1 A. II only
D.  B. I and II only
cos 
C. II and III only
D. I, II and III
(3B09F030)
Which of the following are identities?
3B Chapter 9 Quiz
I. tan(90   ) sin   cos
II. cos 2   sin 2   2 cos 2   1 Trigonometric Relations
1
III. 1  tan 2  
cos (90   )
2

A. I and II only Name: ______________________ Class: ____________ ( ) Result: ____________


B. I and III only
C. II and III only Section A (10 marks)
D. I, II and III (Working steps are NOT required in this section.)

1. Find the value of 2 tan 45  sin 30 without using a calculator.

________________________________________

3
2. Find the acute angle  in 2 cos   sin 60  without using a
2
calculator.

________________________________________
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3. Find the unknowns in the figure.

________________________________________

6
4. It is given that cos   , where  is an acute angle. Find the
7
values of sin  and tan  without evaluating . (Leave your
answers in surd form.)

________________________________________

5. It is given that sin   0.2 , where  is an acute angle. Find the value of
tan 
without evaluating . (Give your answers in fractions.)
cos 

________________________________________

6. Find the acute angle  in cos (  10)  sin 68 .

________________________________________
7. It is given that tan   3, where  is an acute angle. Using the
3 sin   cos 
trigonometric identities, find the value of .
4 sin 

________________________________________

cos (90   )
8. Simplify .
tan 
________________________________________

1
9. Simplify  sin  .
sin 

________________________________________

2
10. Simplify tan   .
tan (90   ) 12. It is given that cos  
3
, where  is an acute angle. Find the value of
4
without
4 sin  tan 
________________________________________ evaluating .
(Leave your answer in surd form.)
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(4 marks)
Section B (20 marks)
(Write your mathematical expressions, answers and statements/conclusions in the spaces provided.)

11. Refer to the figure. Find


(a) BAD,
(b) BD.
(Leave your answers in surd form if necessary.)

(5 marks)
13. It is given that tan   5, where  is an acute angle. Using the trigonometric identities, find the value sin 2 (90   ) 1
15. Prove that   tan  .
of (cos  sin  )2 . cos  (1  sin  ) cos 
(4 marks) (4 marks)

cos (90   ) sin   sin (90   ) cos  ~ End of Quiz ~


14. Simplify .
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tan 2 (90   ) tan 


(3 marks)

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