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- Write each expression as a single trig function of t (or of θ), with its sign.\tan(t - \pi)\csc(\pi - t)\sec(\pi + t)\cot(-t - \pi)\sin(-180^\circ - \theta)
- Decide whether each function is even, odd or neither.f(t) = \sin^2 tg(t) = t^3 \sec th(t) = \cos t - \cot tk(t) = \dfrac{\tan t}{t}m(t) = \csc t + t
- An angle t has t = 513 and t = 1213.
- Simplify each expression.
- An angle t has t - 3 t = 1.4.
- Prove each identity by working one side into the other.
- Mateo writes (π - t) = t, "because the terminal sides of π - t and t make the same angle with the x-axis."
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- 3.1Sine, cosine and tangent
- 3.2Trig values of the special right triangles
- 3.3Angles in standard position and coterminal angles
- 3.4Radian measure
- 3.5Arc length and sector area in radians
- 3.6Angular and linear speed
- 3.7Trig functions on the unit circle
- 3.8Sine, cosine and tangent as functions of a real number
- 3.9Reference angles
- 3.10Signs of the trig functions by quadrant
- 3.11Secant, cosecant and cotangent ratios
- 3.12Secant, cosecant and cotangent on the unit circle
- 3.13Exact values on the unit circle
- 3.14Unit circle symmetry and even-odd identities
- 3.15Periodicity and the periodicity identities