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TRIG.84 Apply double angle identities to simplify and evaluate Worksheet

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Trigonometry

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Math

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Math Curriculum

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Problem 1Difficulty: Mastery
Simplify sin(4x) ⁄ (1 − cos(4x)) for sin(2x)≠0.
Atan(2x)
Bsec(2x)
Ccsc(2x)
Dcot(2x)
Solution & Explanation:Apply the matching trigonometric identity and simplify both the signs and the function names carefully. The expression reduces to cot(2x).
Problem 2Difficulty: Mastery
If cos(2θ)=−4⁄5 and 0<θ<π⁄2, find tan(θ).
Solution & Explanation:Use cos(2θ)=(1−tan²θ)⁄(1+tan²θ). Let t=tanθ. Solve (1−t²)⁄(1+t²)=−4⁄5 ⇒ 5(1−t²)=−4(1+t²) ⇒ 9=t². Since θ is acute, t>0, so tanθ=3.
Problem 3Difficulty: Mastery
Solve in [0, 2π): cos(2x)=−1 and sin(x)≥0.
Ax = 0
Bx = π
Cx = π⁄2
Dx = 3π⁄2
Solution & Explanation:cos(2x)=−1 when 2x=π+2πk, so x=π⁄2+πk. In [0,2π): x=π⁄2 or 3π⁄2. Only x=π⁄2 has sin(x)≥0.

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