Another Hard Trig Set
1. If tan^2(alpha)-2tan^2(beta)=1, prove cosine2alpha+sin^2(beta)=0
2. If t=tan(1/2*theta), express the square root of
--->>>>>>>>>>>>(1+sin(theta))(3sin(theta)+4cosine(theta) +5)
in terms of t
3. If sin(3theta)=p and sin^2(theta)=(3/4)-q, prove that p^2+16q^3=12q^2
4. Prove 2cot(1/2)A+tanA=tanAcot^2(1/2)A
5. If 2cosine(3theta)=x+(1/x), show that 2cosine(3theta)=x^3+(1/x)^3
6. If secA-tanA=x, prove then tan(1/2*A)=(1-x)/(1+x)
I forgot why I wrote the following, but I think I wrote these down as hints:
>>>sin3(theta)=3sin(theta)-4sin^3(theta)
>>>cosine3(theta)=4cosine^3(theta)-3cosine(theta)
Btw sorry I couldn't make it neater. And I had to spell out "cosine" fully because the first three letters (which happen to be an abbrevation) are censored.
4 Comments • Newest first
[quote=DiceyLove]do your own homework.[/quote]
This is my own homework, not someone else's.
@Petful:
I know it's related to identities. Thing is I do pay attention in class (it's not really a class tho), and I don't know how to apply it. I'm not supposed to be learning this until 3-5 years later. My teacher assigned it to me because he thinks "I am capable of solving these questions". I can probably solve one or two by myself, but the rest sometimes are difficult. I do this on a weekly basis.
[quote=DiceyLove]do your own homework.[/quote]
Qurl! U got yo' hair did!
P.S. What mark did you get in English summer school?
OT: It seems to me that this problem has been solved...
do your own homework.
Thanks!