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1. Given tan A = - 3 / 4 with 3/2 < A < 2 with and sin B = with 0 < B

1. Giventan A = -3/4with3/2< A < 2with andsin B = with0 < B

find:

(a) tan(2A)

(b) cos(2A)

(c) sin(A+B)

2. Find the following values. You do not need to simplify square roots, but you should not leave fractions within fractions.

  1. tan(cos-12/5)

  1. sin(2tan-13/7)

3. Use the angle-sum formula for sine to find the exact value of sin75.

4. Solve the following equations for 0 360:

(a) cos2+ cos= 0

(b) tan2(2) = 1

5. Clearly explain the following formulas. (a) Starting with the formula cos(2A) = cos2(A) sin2(A),

show that cos(2A) = 2cos2(A) 1.

(b) Starting with the formula

show that

.

(c) Hence, find theexactvalue of cos15.

6. Verify the following trigonometric identity, clearly explaining each step:

cot+ 1 = csc(cos+ sin)

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