Chapter 7 Summary and Review

Study Guide

KEY TERMS AND CONCEPTS EXAMPLES
SECTION 7.1: IDENTITIES: PYTHAGOREAN AND SUM AND DIFFERENCE

Identity

An identity is an equation that is true for all possible replacements.

Basic Identities

  • sin x=1csc x,tan x=sin xcos x,

  • cos x=1sec x,cot x=cos xsin x,

  • tan x=1cot x,

  • sin (-x)=-sin x,

  • cos (-x)=cos x,

  • tan (-x)=-tan x

Pythagorean Identities

  • sin2 x+cos2 x=1,

  • 1+cot2 x=csc2 x,

  • 1+tan2 x=sec2 x

Simplify.

  1. a) tan2 x sec xsec2 x tan x

  2. b) cos2 α-2 cos α-15cos α+3

  3. c) cos θsin (-θ)+1tan θ

  4. d) 1+sin x1-sin x

  1. a) tan2 x sec xsec2 x tan x=tan xsec x=sin xcos xcos x1=sin x

  2. b) cos2 α-2 cos α-15cos α+3=(cos α-5)(cos α+3)cos α+3=cos α-5

  3. c) cos θsin (-θ)+1tan θ=-cos θsin θ+cos θsin θ=0

  4. d) 1+sin x1-sin ...

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