15. cos 2

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Chapter1: Trigonometric Functions
Section: Chapter Questions
Problem 1RE: 1. Give the measures of the complement and the supplement of an angle measuring 35°.
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Answer number 15. Need the precise number. I have attached what the book answer was so look at that as well

Critical Thinking/Discussion/Writing:
89. (1.107, 2.034, 4.249, 5.176) 91. (0.905, 5.379)
7 5T
7 11a
95.
T 11T
93.
97.
99.
101.
103. 2 cos 4x cos x
Section 6.6
Answers to Practice Problems:
T Sm 13w 17
1.
12' 12' 12 12
2.
3. After about 5 days and 24 days
T 5 25m 29w 49 53m
4 (15", 75°, 135°, 195°, 255°, 315°) 5 36 36 36 36 36 36
+ V2)
2.
2r 4m
6 8m
6.
7.
8. b.
5.
Basic Concepts and Skills:
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3.
5. false 7.
9. Ø
1.
2.
Sa 13m 17 25 297
18 18 18 18 18
3 11 17 19
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w 77 13m 19
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13.
18
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17.
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1 5m
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23.
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25.
3 9
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3' 9
24
27. (35.3°, 144.7°, 215.3°, 324.7°)
29. (20°, 100°, 140°, 220", 260°, 340°}
31. (66.5, 113.5, 186.5°, 233.5°, 306.5°, 353.5) 33. Ø
{a.
27
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37
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Applying the Concepts:
55. a. =
0.0014 sec
b.
0.0092 sec
10
57.
+ 4n sec,
3
+ 4n sec, n an integer 59. a. 27 b. 18, 36
3
c. 10, 44
61. a. January b. February, December
Beyond the Basics:
Transcribed Image Text:Critical Thinking/Discussion/Writing: 89. (1.107, 2.034, 4.249, 5.176) 91. (0.905, 5.379) 7 5T 7 11a 95. T 11T 93. 97. 99. 101. 103. 2 cos 4x cos x Section 6.6 Answers to Practice Problems: T Sm 13w 17 1. 12' 12' 12 12 2. 3. After about 5 days and 24 days T 5 25m 29w 49 53m 4 (15", 75°, 135°, 195°, 255°, 315°) 5 36 36 36 36 36 36 + V2) 2. 2r 4m 6 8m 6. 7. 8. b. 5. Basic Concepts and Skills: Sm 7m 3. 5. false 7. 9. Ø 1. 2. Sa 13m 17 25 297 18 18 18 18 18 3 11 17 19 12 12 12 J w 77 13m 19 12 12 12 11. 13. 18 15. 17. 19. 1 l1s 2 6 1 17# 4 24 1 5m 2' 6 1 5m 1 77 2 6 21. 1 137 4 24 I 257 4 24 1 29m 4 24 23. 24 4' 24 2 11m 2 137 1 41m 4 24 37 25. 3 9 3 9 3' 9 24 27. (35.3°, 144.7°, 215.3°, 324.7°) 29. (20°, 100°, 140°, 220", 260°, 340°} 31. (66.5, 113.5, 186.5°, 233.5°, 306.5°, 353.5) 33. Ø {a. 27 35. (30°, 150°, 210°, 330°) 37. (60°, 300) 39. 37 п Зт п 5п 7т 9п 11т Зп 13т 15т 41. 43. 2 8 8 J 77. 8 2' 8 8 9 11m 137 157 7 37 ST 77 T. 8. 47. 49. Ø 45. 8' 8 8 8'8'8 5V26 51. 53. 26 J Applying the Concepts: 55. a. = 0.0014 sec b. 0.0092 sec 10 57. + 4n sec, 3 + 4n sec, n an integer 59. a. 27 b. 18, 36 3 c. 10, 44 61. a. January b. February, December Beyond the Basics:
SECTION 6.6
Exercises
Basic Concepts and Skills
< then x2 =
V3
14. cos 3x =
2
1. If sin 2x1
= sin 2r2 and 0 < <x2 <
13. sin 3x
16. csc
%3D
15. cos
2
%3D
2. If cos 2r, = cos 2r2 and 0 < xj <x2 < T, then x2
18. cot= V3
17. tan
= 1
3. If tan 2r = tan 2r2 and 0 <x < x2 < T, then x2 =
19. 2 sin 3x = V2
20. 2 cos 3x = V2
%3D
4. True or False. sin (2 sinx) = 2rVI - x²if
-1 SxS 1.
22. 2 sin (2x - 1) = V3
24. 2 cos (4x + 1) = V3
21. 2 cos (2x + 1) = 1
%3D
23. 2 sin (4x - 1) = 1
3x
25. 2 cos
3x
26. 2 sin
sin 2x
5. True or False.
2
= sin x
= V3
= 1
In Exercises 27–38, solve each equation for 0 in the interval
[0°, 360°). If necessary, write your answer to the nearest tenth
of a degree.
2 tan
6. True or False.
= tan 1
28. 4 sin 20 = 1
30. 2 sin 30 -1 = -2
27. 3 cos 20 = 1
In Exercises 7-26, find all solutions of each equation in the
interval [0, 27).
29. 2 cos 30 +1 = 2
31. 3 sin 30 +1 = 0
32. 4 cos 30 + 1 = 0
7. cos 2x
8. cos 2x = 0
33. 2 sin +1 = 0
34. 2 cos-
+ V3 = 0
V3
10. sec 2x =
9. csc 2x
%3D
35. 2 sec 20 + 3 = 7
36. 2 csc 20 +1 = 0
V3
11. tan 2x =
V3
12. cot 2x =
3
sec-3 = 7
37. 3 csc-
-1 = 5
38. 5 sec
3
2.
1121 2
Transcribed Image Text:SECTION 6.6 Exercises Basic Concepts and Skills < then x2 = V3 14. cos 3x = 2 1. If sin 2x1 = sin 2r2 and 0 < <x2 < 13. sin 3x 16. csc %3D 15. cos 2 %3D 2. If cos 2r, = cos 2r2 and 0 < xj <x2 < T, then x2 18. cot= V3 17. tan = 1 3. If tan 2r = tan 2r2 and 0 <x < x2 < T, then x2 = 19. 2 sin 3x = V2 20. 2 cos 3x = V2 %3D 4. True or False. sin (2 sinx) = 2rVI - x²if -1 SxS 1. 22. 2 sin (2x - 1) = V3 24. 2 cos (4x + 1) = V3 21. 2 cos (2x + 1) = 1 %3D 23. 2 sin (4x - 1) = 1 3x 25. 2 cos 3x 26. 2 sin sin 2x 5. True or False. 2 = sin x = V3 = 1 In Exercises 27–38, solve each equation for 0 in the interval [0°, 360°). If necessary, write your answer to the nearest tenth of a degree. 2 tan 6. True or False. = tan 1 28. 4 sin 20 = 1 30. 2 sin 30 -1 = -2 27. 3 cos 20 = 1 In Exercises 7-26, find all solutions of each equation in the interval [0, 27). 29. 2 cos 30 +1 = 2 31. 3 sin 30 +1 = 0 32. 4 cos 30 + 1 = 0 7. cos 2x 8. cos 2x = 0 33. 2 sin +1 = 0 34. 2 cos- + V3 = 0 V3 10. sec 2x = 9. csc 2x %3D 35. 2 sec 20 + 3 = 7 36. 2 csc 20 +1 = 0 V3 11. tan 2x = V3 12. cot 2x = 3 sec-3 = 7 37. 3 csc- -1 = 5 38. 5 sec 3 2. 1121 2
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