
Cece G.
asked 05/07/15All trigonometric equations are identities. true or false?
1Alltrigonometric equations are identities. true or false?
My answer: false
2
cos a/2= +/- √(1-cosa)/2
True or false? False?
3
fill in the blank
------- cosb=1/2[cos(a+b)+cos(a-b)]
a) sina
b) sinb
c) cosa
d) cosb
my answer: cosa: c
correct? am I correct? please explain if im not
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1 Expert Answer

Jordan K. answered 08/02/15
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1. You are correct - False, because trig identities are true for ALL angles, whereas trig equations are NOT true for ALL angles.
2. False, correct half angle identity is:
cos a/2 = +/- sqrt((1 + cos a) / 2)
cos a/2 = +/- sqrt((1 + cos a) / 2)
3. You are correct - answer is C (cos a):
1/2[cos(a+b) + cos(a-b)] =
1/2[(cosacosb - sinasinb) + (cosacosb + sinasinb))] =
1/2(2cosacosb) = cosacosb
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