20. Rationalize the denominator:1+sinx1−sinx−−−−−−−−√. [7.1]
21. Rationalize the numerator:cosxtanx−−−−−√. [7.1]
22. Given that x=3tanθ, express 9+x2−−−−−√ as a trigonometric function without radicals. Assume that 0<θ<π/2. [7.1]
Use the sum and difference formulas to write equivalent expressions. You need not simplify. [7.1]
23.cos(x+3π2)
24.tan(45°−30°)
25. Simplify: cos27°cos16°+sin27°sin16°. [7.1]
26. Find cos165° exactly. [7.1]
27. Given that tanα=3–√ and sinβ=2–√/2 and that α and β are between 0 and π/2, evaluate tan(α−β) exactly. [7.1]
28. Assume that sinθ=0.5812 and cosϕ=0.2341 and that both θ and ϕ are first-quadrant angles. Evaluate cos(θ+ϕ). [7.1]
Complete the cofunction identity. [7.2]
29.cos(x+π2)=
30.cos(π2−x)=
31.sin(x−π2)=
32. Given that cosα=−35 and that the terminal side is in quadrant III:
a) Find the other function values for α. [7.2]
b) Find the six function values for π/2−α. [7.2]
c) Find the six function values for α+π/2. [7.2]
33. Find an equivalent expression for csc(x−π2). [7.2]
34. Find tan2θ,cos2θ, and sin2θ and the quadrant in which 2θ lies, where cosθ=−45 and θ is in quadrant III. [7.2]
35. Find sinπ8 exactly. [7.2]
36. Given that sinβ=0.2183 and β is in quadrant I, find sin2β,cosβ2, and cos4β. [7.2]
Simplify. [7.2]
37.1−2sin2x2
38.(sinx+cosx)2−sin2x
39.2sinxcos3x+2sin3xcosx
40.2cotxcot2x−1
Prove the identity. [7.3]
41.1−sinxcosx=cosx1+sinx
42.1+cos2θsin2θ=cotθ
43.tany+siny2tany=cos2y2
44.sinx−cosxcos2x=tan2x−1sinx+cosx
Use the product-to-sum identities and the sum-to-product identities to find identities for each of the following. [7.3]
45.3cos2θsinθ
46.sinθ−sin4θ
Find each of the following exactly in both radians and degrees. [7.4]
47.sin−1(−12)
48.cos−13–√2
49.tan−11
50.sin−10
Use a calculator to find each of the following both in radians, rounded to four decimal places, and in degrees, rounded to the nearest tenth of a degree. [7.4]
51.cos−1(−0.2194)
52.cot−12.381
Evaluate. [7.4]
53.cos(cos−112)
54.tan−1(tan3–√3)
55.sin−1(sinπ7)
56.cos(sin−12–√2)
Find each of the following. [7.4]
57.cos(tan−1b3)
58.cos(2sin−145)
Solve, finding all solutions. Express the solutions in both radians and degrees. [7.5]
59.cosx=−2–√2
60.tanx=3–√
Solve, finding all solutions in [0,2π). [7.5]
61.4sin2x=1
62.sin2xsinx−cosx=0
63.2cos2x+3cosx=−1
64.sin2x−7sinx=0
65.csc2x−2cot2x=0
66.sin4x+2sin2x=0
67.2cosx+2sinx=2–√
68.6tan2x=5tanx+sec2x
69. Which of the following is the domain of the function cos−1x? [7.4]
(0,π)
[−1,1]
[−π/2,π/2]
(−∞,∞)
70. simplify: sin−1(sin7π6). [7.4]
−π/6
7π/6
−1/2
11π/6
71. The graph of f(x)=sin−1x is which of the following?[7.4]
Synthesis
72. Find the measure of the angle from l1 to l2:
l1:x+y=3l2:2x−y=5.
[7.1]
73. Find an identity for cos(u+v) involving only cosines. [7.1], [7.2]
74. simplify: cos(π2−x)[cscx−sinx]. [7.2]
75. Find sinθ,cosθ, and tanθ under the given conditions:
sin2θ=15,π2≤2θ<π.
[7.2]
76. Show that
tan−1x=sin−1xcos−1x
is not an identity. [7.4]
77. Solve ecosx=1 in [0,2π). [7.5]
Collaborative Discussion and Writing
78. Why are the ranges of the inverse trigonometric functions restricted? [7.4]
79. Miles lists his answer to a problem as π/6+kπ, for any integer k, while Jaylen lists his answer as π/6+2kπ and 7π/6+2kπ, for any integer k. Are their answers equivalent? Why or why not? [7.5]
80. How does the graph of y=sin−1x differ from the graph of y=sinx? [7.4]
81. What is the difference between a trigonometric equation that is an identity and a trigonometric equation that is not an identity? Give an example of each. [7.1], [7.5]