
Verify Trig Identities (Adv. Ex.)
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Mathematics
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11th Grade
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Hard
David Granda
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(Advanced Examples)
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Multiple Choice
To verify, which side seems the most complex.
Left
Right
3
Multiple Choice
What could be our first strategy to simplify the left side?
Rewrite into sines and cosines
Combine fractions
factor common factor
multiply by the conjugate
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5
Multiple Choice
To verify, which side seems the most complex.
Left
Right
6
Multiple Choice
What could be our first strategy to simplify the right side?
Rewrite into sines and cosines
Combine fractions
factor common factor
multiply by the conjugate
Use a Pythagorean Identity
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Multiple Choice
To verify, which side seems the most complex.
Left
Right
9
Multiple Choice
What could be our first strategy to simplify the left side?
Rewrite into sines and cosines
separate fractions
factor common factor
multiply by the conjugate
Use a Pythagorean Identity
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Multiple Choice
To verify, which side seems the most complex.
Left
Right
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Multiple Choice
What could be our first strategy to simplify the left side?
Rewrite into sines and cosines
separate fractions
factor common factor
multiply by the conjugate
Use a Pythagorean Identity
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14
Multiple Choice
Simplify to a single trig expression
−cosx
cosx
1
tan2x
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Multiple Choice
Simplify to a single trig expression
−cosx
cot2x
1
tan2x
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Multiple Choice
Simplify to a single trig expression
cscx
cot2x
1
sec2x
17
Multiple Choice
Simplify to a single trig expression
2sin2x
sinx
1
sec2x
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Multiple Choice
Describe, what was the first step in this proof?
Change everything to sines and cosines (reciprocal identities)
finding a common denominator
multiplying by the conjugate
squaring both sides
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Multiple Choice
Describe the first two steps of this proof
1: Find a common denominator to combine the fractions.
2: Combine the fractions.
1: Separate the fraction
2: multiply by conjugate
1: Change to sines and cosines
2: Combine fractions
1:Square both sides
2: Cancel common factors
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