65 Answered Questions for the topic Identities

Identities Exact Values

07/26/21

Trigonometric Identities
If cosθ=–1⁄2 and θ is in the second quadrant, find cos 2θ.
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Identities Trigonometry

05/29/21

How do I solve (3 -3 sin x)(3+3 sinx)
I got an answer of 3 sin2x+ 6sin x - 9
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Identities Trig

05/05/21

Simplifying trig identities
Simplify using trig identitiescsc(x)-cot(x)/sec(x)-1
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Identities Precalculus

05/02/21

Pythagoream Identities

Find cot x if cos x= 1/7 and sin x <0
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Identities Precalculus Trig

05/01/21

Pythagoream Identities

Use Pythagorean identities to simplify.'A. Find sin x if cot x= sqrt3/2 and cos x < 0B. Find cot x if cos x= 1/7 and sin x <0
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Identities Math Trigonometry Trig

04/21/21

How do you prove sin x - csc x / cos x - cot x = cos x / 1- sin x
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Identities Trigonometry Trig

04/07/21

Use identities to rewrite cosx+sinxtanx in terms of sin x and cos x. Then simplify so that no quotients appear.
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Identities Trigonometry Trig

04/07/21

Use identities to rewrite (sec2 x−1)(cot x)/ tan x sin x+cos x in terms of sin x and cos x. Then simplify so that no quotients appear.
I don't understand how to figure out which identity to use
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04/07/21

Use identities to rewrite tan^2 x(1 + cot^2 x) in terms of sin x and cos x. Then simplify so that no quotients appear.
My way of going about this was to use the double angle identity for tangent but there's 3 formulas for it.tan2x =2tanx/1-tan2 x =2cotx/cot2 x-1= 2/cot x – tan xI don't understand how to figure out... more
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Identities Precalculus Trig

02/08/21

csc(θ) = − 10√ 91/ 91 with θ in Quadrant III use the given the information to find the exact values of the remaining circular functions of θ.
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Identities Precalculus Trig

02/05/21

If sec ( x ) = 15 11 (in Quadrant-I), find cos ( 2 x ) =
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02/04/21

If cos α = 0.945 and cos β = 0.817 with both angles’ terminal rays in Quadrant-I, find the values of (a) cos ( β − α ) = (b) sin ( β − α ) =
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Identities Precalculus Trig Sin

02/04/21

If cos α = 0.923 and cos β = 0.624 with both angles’ terminal rays in Quadrant-I, find the values of (a) cos ( α + β ) = (b) cos ( β − α ) =
I need to find it the the 4th decimal any help would be appreciated?
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01/26/21

sin(x+y)-sin(x-y)=2sinycosx
I can't seem to figure out how to solve the right side of this to= sin(x+y)-sin(x-y)? Please help! Thx.
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Identities Trigonometry

12/14/20

Help with proving trigonometric identities
sin Ө cot Ө cos Ө = 1 – sin2 Ө1 + cot Ө = csc Ө ( cos Ө + sin Ө )
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11/08/20

Trig identities problem! Pls help
This is the given: csc (θ) = 5 and theta is in Quadrant 2,What is cot(θ) - cot(π-θ) + cot(θ-2π)?
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11/03/20

Proving identities problem?
(secx)(cscx) - tanx = (1-(tan^2)x)/(2(tanx)) + (1)/((2sinx)cosx))I am helping my daughter study for exams and looked up questions online. I came across this and I can't seem to find the answers... more
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Identities

03/29/20

cosx + sin 2x =0; 0 less than or equals to x less than 2pi
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07/24/19

How to find tan(2x)
If cos= -4/5, and 180° < x < 270°, what is tan(2x)?
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07/24/19

How to find tan(2x)
If cos= -4/5, and 180° < x < 270°, what is tan(2x)?
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07/23/19

What is tan(x - pi/4)?
If sin x= 7/25, and 0 < x < pi/2, what is tan(x - pi/4)?
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Identities Algebra 2

07/23/19

Can cos(A−B)=cos ⁡A−cos ⁡B?
Is it ever possible that cos(A−B)=cos ⁡A−cos ⁡B? Why or why not?
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Identities Algebra 2

07/20/19

Can sin (A+B) = sin A+ sin B
Is it ever possible that sin(A+B)= sin⁡ A+sin⁡ B? If so, explain how. If not, explain why not.
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Identities Algebra 2

07/19/19

Can sin(A+B)= sin⁡ A+sin⁡ B?
Is it ever possible that sin(A+B)= sin⁡ A+sin⁡ B? If so, explain how. If not, explain why not.
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Identities Algebra 2

07/19/19

Can sin (A+B)= sin A+sin B?
Is it ever possible that sin(A+B)= sin⁡ A+sin⁡ B? If so, explain how. If not, explain why not.
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