Trigonometry Applications (23 problems)


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The following chart shows some common angles with their degrees and radian measures. Fill in the missing blanks by using the conversions between radians and degrees to find your solutions. Show all work to receive full credit.

Degrees

300

45°

600

90°

1800

270°

360°

Radians

p


Work shown here:

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Solve the following equation

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Solve the following trigonometric equations

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Solve the following equation

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Solve the following equation for

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Find the solutions of the equation

on

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Find the least positive anglesuch that

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Solve the following equation

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Prove that

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Prove the following trigonometric identity

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An A-frame lake house is 21 feet wide. If the roof of the home makes a angle with the base of the home, what is the length of the house from ground level to the peak of the roof? Round final answer to the nearest foot.

21 ft


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Prove that

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Use common trigonometric identities for the functions given to find the indicated trigonometric functions. (Hint: Remember the reciprocal properties of sine, cosine, and tangent.) Show all work to receive full credit. Give answers in exact form – no decimals.

A. If and , what are the values of

a)

b) =

c) =

B. If and , what are the values of

a) =

b) =

c) =

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Prove that

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Show that

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Prove that

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Simplify

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Prove that

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Prove the following identity

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Using trigonometric properties, show that

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