TRIGONOMETRY??

i think im good i have someone to copy tomorrow...thanks for everything though its appreciated bros.
 
Originally Posted by cbrooks3

Originally Posted by bkdan1

That stuff isn't terribly hard, but it is time consuming. Just manipulate the identities. I.E. sin^2x + cos^2x = 1, divide both sides by cos^2x to get sin^2x/cos^2x + 1 = 1/cos^2x, that's the same as tan^2x + 1 = sec^2x.

my teacher says that when we do it we are only supposed to work on one side at a time so it isnt like solving an algebraec problem...thanks for all of the feedback though. much more than i expected
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For your problems yes, I just used a simple identity, your questions are too tough for me to do in my head
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, I will actually need a pencil and paper toevaluate them.
 
Originally Posted by cbrooks3

hahaha i did laugh, inside my head. there are 6 problems i have to answer 4 of them...these are the problems:
2cotX=csc(squared)XsinX
2+2cot(squared)X=2cotXsecXcscX
cotX/2sinX=1+cosX
2sinX-cscX=sinX-(cotX/secX)
1=cot(squared)X=2cotXcsc2X
sinXcosX=(cosX-cos(cubed)X/sinX)

what is your question? these are the basic trig identities.
 
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