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Lecture 33: Section 5.2 Verifying Trigonometric Identities Verifying trigonometric identities Conditional equation vs an identity L33 - 1

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Page 1: Lecture 33: Section 5.2 Verifying Trigonometric Identities

Lecture 33: Section 5.2

Verifying Trigonometric Identities

Verifying trigonometric identities

Conditional equation vs an identity

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Page 2: Lecture 33: Section 5.2 Verifying Trigonometric Identities

Recall: A conditional equation is an equationthat is true for only some of the values in its domain.

ex. tan x = 1

An identity is an equation that is true for all realvalues in its domain.

ex. sin2 x = 1− cos2 x

Guidelines for Verifying Trigonometric

Identities

1. Start with one side. It’s usually easier to startwith the more complicated side.

2. Use known identities. Bring fractional expressionsto a common denominator, factor, and use the fun-damental identities to simplify expressions.

3. Convert to sines and cosines. Sometimes it is help-ful to rewrite all functions in terms of sines and cosines.

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ex. Verify the trigonometric identities.

1)1

sec x− tan x= secx + tan x

2)sin2 θ

cos θ= sec θ − cos θ

Checkpoint: Lecture 33, problem 1

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secx tanx secxttanx

secxttanxseczxta.mx

secxttan X secxttanx

RHSV12HS

Seco LOSO

L coso Iso Io cosOLOSO

I 050 SinceCOSO Togo LHSV

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ex. Verify the trigonometric identity

2 tan x sec x =1

1− sin x−

1

1 + sin x

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RHS I I

1 sin x Itsinx

f i X x l'Iii K nx

1 tsim l sinx

Hsin l sinx Itsinx I sinx

Itsinx I Sinx

l sin'x

2sinx 2sinx054 2tanxsecx LH.SU

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ex. Verify the trigonometric identity

cos θ

1− sin θ= sec θ + tan θ

Checkpoint: Lecture 33, problem 2

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HS COSO COSO1 since

Hsiao1 since Itsino

cosolltsinol sin 20

OSO tcososino

050

COTO t.co SinO0 COSIOSO OSO

1cos

t SinoCOSO

Seco tano

RHS

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ex. Verify the trigonometric identity

sin θ

1 + cos θ+

1 + cos θ

sin θ= 2 csc θ

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LHS Sino ItcosoItcoso since

SinoItcoso

t H 050 Itcososince Itcoso

Sin O 1 2050 1 CostesinO HCOSO

tSino HCOSO

Sinnott 2 cosotcosIO sin'Otcos 20 1

Sinolltcoso

It 11 2050 2 2050Sinolltcoso Sinolltcoso

z 0 ZnoSino WO

Zosco

RHS V

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ex. Verify the trigonometric identity

tan θ + cot θ

sec θ csc θ= 1

Checkpoint: Lecture 33, problem 3

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LHS tano coto singe t Fifasecocscoctosoks.to EEIomm

lssiinfdkinso jtffofoxs.FIcoto sto

Sinksin 20 0520

Sinocogot COS20

Oso Sino cos sinceI 1

cososino cososino

costing cososinI

I LHS V

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Sometimes, it is practical to work with each side sepa-rately to obtain one common form equivalent to bothsides.

ex. Verify the trigonometric identity

1 + cos θ

cos θ=

tan2 θ

sec θ − 1

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LHS 11 050 1 t Efg seOSO EOSO

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tano secott

isc

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Calculus Examples

ex. Verify:

1) sin3 x cos2 x = (cos2 x− cos4 x) sin x

2) sec6 x tan x = (tan x + 2 tan3 x + tan5 x) sec2 x

Checkpoint: Lecture 33, problem 4

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HS sin3Xco5X sinx sin 2 05 1 2 sin 4 1 cosysinx I co5x co5x

Isin x co5x cos4 1RHS V

LHS _sedxtanx

seixlseitxtanx

sedxkseexttanxjyltta.mx xSec2x llttan2x5tanxsec2x I t2tan2xttan4x thanxseax tan x t2tan3x thanx RHS