Prentice Hall Algebra 2

cap delta has a right angle at T. Use identities to show that each equation is true.

Triangle R S T, with the following side lengths: R S, t; S T, r; R T, s.

  1. sine 2 r equals . fraction 2 r s , over t squared end fraction
  2. sine 2 r equals . fraction s squared , minus , r squared , over t squared end fraction
  3. sine 2 s equals sine 2 r
  4. sine squared . s over 2 , equals . fraction t minus r , over 2 t end fraction
  5. tangent , r over 2 , equals . fraction r , over t plus s end fraction
  6. tangent squared . s over 2 , equals . fraction t minus r , over t plus r end fraction
  7. Reasoning If sine 2 eh equals sine 2 b comma must eh equals b question mark Explain.

Given cosine theta equals , 3 fifths and 270 degrees less than theta less than 360 degrees comma find the exact value of each expression.

  1. sine 2 theta
  2. cosine 2 theta
  3. tan 2 theta
  4. csc 2 theta
  5. sine , theta over 2
  6. cosine , theta over 2
  7. tangent , theta over 2
  8. co-tangent , theta over 2

Use identities to write each equation in terms of the single angle theta . Then solve the equation for 0 less than or equal to theta less than 2 pi .

  1. 4 sine 2 theta negative 3 cosine theta equals 0
  2. 2 sine 2 theta negative 3 sine theta equals 0
  3. sine 2 theta sine theta equals cosine theta
  4. cosine 2 theta equals negative 2 cosine 2 theta

Simplify each expression.

  1. 2 , cosine squared , theta negative cosine 2 theta
  2. sine squared . theta over 2 , minus , cosine squared . theta over 2
  3. fraction cosine 2 theta , over sine theta plus cosine theta end fraction
    1. Write an identity for sine squared , theta by using the double-angle identity cosine 2 theta equals 1 minus 2 , sine squared , theta . The resulting identity is called a power reduction identity.
    2. Find a power reduction identity for cosine squared , theta using a double-angle identity.
  4. Open-Ended Choose an angle measure A.
    1. Find sin A and cos A.
    2. Use an identity to find sin 2A.
    3. Use an identity to find cosine , eh over 2 , .
  5. Writing Consider the graph of y equals . square root of fraction 1 minus cosine eh , over 1 plus cosine eh end fraction end root . . Describe the period and any asymptotes if they exist.

C Challenge

Use double-angle identities to write each expression, using trigonometric functions of theta instead of 4 theta .

  1. sine 4 theta
  2. cosine 4 theta
  3. tangent 4 theta

Use half-angle identities to write each expression, using trigonometric functions of theta instead of theta over 4 , .

  1. sine , theta over 4
  2. cosine , theta over 4
  3. tangent , theta over 4
  4. Use the Tangent Half-Angle Identity and a Pythagorean identity to prove each identity.
    1. tangent , eh over 2 , equals . fraction sine eh , over 1 plus cosine eh end fraction
    2. tangent , eh over 2 , equals . fraction 1 minus cosine eh , over sine eh end fraction

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Table of Contents

Prentice Hall Algebra 2 Chapter 1 Expressions, Equations, and Inequalities Chapter 2 Functions, Equations, and Graphs Chapter 3 Linear Systems Chapter 4 Quadratic Functions and Equations Chapter 5 Polynomials and Polynomial Functions Chapter 6 Radical Functions and Rational Exponents Chapter 7 Exponential and Logarithmic Functions Chapter 8 Rational Functions Chapter 9 Sequences and Series Chapter 10 Quadratic Relations and Conic Sections Chapter 11 Probability and Statistics Chapter 12 Matrices Chapter 13 Periodic Functions and Trigonometry Chapter 14 Trigonometric Identities and Equations Skills Handbook English/Spanish Illustrated Glossary Selected Answers Index Acknowledgments