Review Exercises

Determine whether the statement is true or false.

  1. 1. sin2 ssin s2.[7.1]

  2. 2. Given 0<α<π/2 and 0<β<π/2 and that sin (α+β)=1 and sin (α-β)=0, then α=π/4.[7.1]

  3. 3. If the terminal side of θ is in quadrant IV, then tan θ<cos θ.[7.1]

  4. 4. cos 5π/12=cos 7π/12.[7.2]

  5. 5. Given that sin θ=-25, tan θ<cos θ.[7.1]

Complete the Pythagorean identity. [7.1]

  1. 6. 1+cot2 x=

  2. 7. sin2 x+cos2 x=

Multiply and simplify. [7.1]

  1. 8. (tan y-cot y)(tan y+cot y)

  2. 9. (cos x+sec x)2

Factor and simplify. [7.1]

  1. 10. sec x csc x-csc2 x

  2. 11. 3 sin2 y-7 sin y-20

  3. 12. 1000-cos3 u

Simplify. [7.1]

  1. 13. sec4 x-tan4 xsec2 x+tan2 x

  2. 14. 2 sin2 xcos3 x(cos x2 sin x)2

  3. 15. 3 sin xcos2 xcos2 x+cos x sin xsin2 x-cos2 x

  4. 16. 3cos y-sin y-2sin2 y-cos2 y

  5. 17. (cot xcsc x)2+1csc2 x

  6. 18. 4 sin x cos2 x16 sin2 x cos x

In Exercises 19–21, assume that all radicands are nonnegative.

  1. 19. Simplify:

    sin2 x+2 cos x sin x+cos2 x. [7.1]

  2. 20. Rationalize the denominator:1+sin x1-sin x. [7.1]

  3. 21. Rationalize the numerator:cos xtan x. [7.1]

  4. 22. Given that x=3 tan θ, 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]

  1. 23. cos (x+3π2)

  2. 24. tan (45°-30°)

  3. 25. Simplify: cos 27° cos 16°+sin 27° sin 16°. [7.1]

  4. 26. Find cos 165° exactly. [7.1]

  5. 27. Given that tan α=3 and sin β=2/2 and that α and β are between 0 and π/2, evaluate tan(α-β) exactly. [7.1]

  6. 28. Assume that sin θ=0.5812 and cos ϕ=0.2341 and that both θ and ϕ are first-quadrant angles. Evaluate cos (θ+ϕ). [7.1]

Complete the cofunction identity. [7.2]

  1. 29. cos (x+π2)=

  2. 30. cos (π2-x)=

  3. 31. sin (x-π2)=

  4. 32. Given that cos α=-35 and that the terminal side is in quadrant III:

    1. a) Find the other function values for α. [7.2]

    2. b) Find the six function values for π/2-α. [7.2]

    3. c) Find the six function values for α+π/2. [7.2]

  5. 33. Find an equivalent expression for csc (x-π2). [7.2]

  6. 34. Find tan 2θ, cos 2θ, and sin 2θ and the quadrant in which 2θ lies, where cos θ=-45 and θ is in quadrant III. [7.2]

  7. 35. Find sin π8 exactly. [7.2]

  8. 36. Given that sin β=0.2183 and β is in quadrant I, find sin 2β, cos β2, and cos 4β. [7.2]

Simplify. [7.2]

  1. 37. 1-2 sin2 x2

  2. 38. (sin x+cos x)2-sin 2x

  3. 39. 2 sin x cos3 x+2 sin3 x cos x

  4. 40. 2 cot xcot2 x-1

Prove the identity. [7.3]

  1. 41. 1-sin xcos x=cos x1+sin x

  2. 42. 1+cos 2θsin 2θ=cot θ

  3. 43. tan y+sin y2 tan y=cos2 y2

  4. 44. sin x-cos xcos2 x=tan2 x-1sin x+cos x

Use the product-to-sum identities and the sum-to-product identities to find identities for each of the following. [7.3]

  1. 45. 3 cos 2θ sin θ

  2. 46. sin θ-sin 4θ

Find each of the following exactly in both radians and degrees. [7.4]

  1. 47. sin-1 (-12)

  2. 48. cos-1 32

  3. 49. tan-1 1

  4. 50. sin-1 0

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]

  1. 51. cos-1 (-0.2194)

  2. 52. cot-1 2.381

Evaluate. [7.4]

  1. 53. cos (cos-1 12)

  2. 54. tan-1 (tan 33)

  3. 55. sin-1 (sin π7)

  4. 56. cos (sin-1 22)

Find each of the following. [7.4]

  1. 57. cos (tan-1 b3)

  2. 58. cos (2 sin-1 45)

Solve, finding all solutions. Express the solutions in both radians and degrees. [7.5]

  1. 59. cos x=-22

  2. 60. tan x=3

Solve, finding all solutions in [0,2π). [7.5]

  1. 61. 4 sin2 x=1

  2. 62. sin 2x sin x-cos x=0

  3. 63. 2 cos2 x+3 cos x=-1

  4. 64. sin2 x-7 sin x=0

  5. 65. csc2 x-2 cot2 x=0

  6. 66. sin 4x+2 sin 2x=0

  7. 67. 2 cos x+2 sin x=2

  8. 68. 6 tan2 x=5 tan x+sec2 x

  9. 69. Which of the following is the domain of the function cos-1 x ? [7.4]

    1. (0, π)

    2. [-1,1]

    3. [-π/2, π/2]

    4. (-, )

  10. 70. simplify: sin-1 (sin 7π6). [7.4]

    1. -π/6

    2. 7π/6

    3. -1/2

    4. 11π/6

  11. 71. The graph of f(x)=sin-1 x is which of the following?[7.4]

Synthesis

  1. 72. Find the measure of the angle from l1 to l2:

    l1:x+y=3l2:2x-y=5.

    [7.1]

  2. 73. Find an identity for cos (u+v) involving only cosines. [7.1], [7.2]

  3. 74. simplify: cos (π2-x)[csc x-sin x]. [7.2]

  4. 75. Find sin θ, cos θ, and tan θ under the given conditions:

    sin 2θ=15,π22θ<π.

    [7.2]

  5. 76. Show that

    tan-1 x=sin-1 xcos-1 x

    is not an identity. [7.4]

  6. 77. Solve ecos x=1 in [0,2π). [7.5]

Collaborative Discussion and Writing

  1. 78. Why are the ranges of the inverse trigonometric functions restricted? [7.4]

  2. 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]

  3. 80. How does the graph of y=sin-1 x differ from the graph of y=sin x? [7.4]

  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]

  5. 82. Why is it that

    sin 5π6=12, but sin-1 (12)5π6 ?

    [7.4]

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