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Copyright © 2014, 2010, 2007 Pearson Education, Inc. 1 Objectives: Use the formula for the cosine of the difference of two angles. Use sum and difference formulas for cosines and sines. Use sum and difference formulas for tangents. 5.2 Sum and Difference Formulas

Copyright © 2014, 2010, 2007 Pearson Education, Inc. 1 Objectives: Use the formula for the cosine of the difference of two angles. Use sum and difference

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Objectives:

• Use the formula for the cosine of the difference of two angles.

• Use sum and difference formulas for cosines and sines.

• Use sum and difference formulas for tangents.

5.2 Sum and DifferenceFormulas

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The Cosine of the Difference of Two Angles

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Example 1: Using the Difference Formula for Cosines to Find an Exact Value

We know that

Obtain this exact value using

and the difference formula for cosines.

3cos30 .

2

cos30 cos 90 60

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Example1 Continued

•Using the difference formula for Cosines cos30 cos 90 60

cos30 cos 90 60

cos90 cos60 sin90 sin 60

1 30 1

2 2

32

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Example 2: Using the Difference Formula for Cosines to Find an Exact Value

•Find the exact value of cos70 cos40 sin 70 sin 40 . cos70 cos40 sin 70 sin 40

cos(70 40 )

cos30

32

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Example 3: Verifying an Identity

•Verify the identity: cos( )1 tan tan .

cos cos

cos cos sin sincos cos

cos cos sin sincos cos cos cos

cos coscos cos

sin sincos cos

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Example 3: (continued)•Continued

sin sin1

cos cos

1 tan tan

The identity is verified.

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Sum and Difference Formulas for Cosines and Sines

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Example 4: Using the Sine of a Sum to Find an Exact Value

Find the exact value of

using the fact that

5sin

12

5.

12 6 4

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Example 4 ContinuedUse the sum of sines formula

sin( ) sin cos cos sin

5sin sin

12 6 4

sin cos cos sin6 4 6 4

1 2 3 22 2 2 2

2 64

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Example 5 part A: Finding Exact Values

Suppose that for a quadrant II angle

and for a quadrant I angle

Find the exact value of

4sin

5

1sin

2 .

cos .

x

y

5r

4

x

2 2 2x y r

cosxr

2 2 24 5x 2 16 25x

2 9x 3x

3 35 5

4sin

5yr

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Example 5 Part B

Suppose that for a quadrant II angle

and for a quadrant I angle

Find the exact value of

4sin

5

1sin

2 .

cos .

x

y

2r

2 2 2x y r

cosxr

2 2 21 2x 2 1 4x

2 3x 3x

32

1sin

2yr

1

x

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Example 5 Part C

Suppose that for a quadrant II angle

and for a quadrant I angle

Find the exact value of

4sin

5

1sin

2 .

cos .

4sin

5

1sin

2 3

cos2

3cos

5

cos( ) cos cos sin sin 3 3 4 15 2 5 2

3 3 410 10

3 3 410

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Example 5: Part D

Suppose that for a quadrant II angle and

for a quadrant I angle Find the exact value

of

4sin

5

.

sin .

4sin

5

1sin

2 3

cos2

3cos

5

sin( ) sin cos cos sin 4 3 3 15 2 5 2

4 3 310 10

4 3 310

1sin

2

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Sum and Difference Formulas for Tangets

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Example 6: Verifying an Identity

Verify the identity: tan( ) tan . x x

tan tan1 tan tan

xx

tan 01 tan 0

xx

tan1x

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Example 7

Find the exact value of

= tan(20º + 100º)

= tan 120º

=

tan100tan201

tan100tan20

3

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Example 8If sin A = and A is in the third quadrant,

cos B = and B is in the fourth quadrant,

evaluate each of the following:

A) sin(A − B)

B) cos(A − B)

C) tan(A − B)

53

1312

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Example 8 Continuedsin(A − B) =

cos(A − B) =

tan(A − B) =

12

−3 5

−4

13

−5

sin A cos B − cos A sin B

3 512 45 13 5 13

65

2036

65

56

3 54 125 13 5 13

65

1548

65

33

tanBtanA1

tanBtanA

125

431

125

43

76

1116

33

56

cos A cos B + sin A sin B