Mylab Math With Pearson Etext -- 24-month Standalone Access Card -- For Precalculus: Concepts Through Functions, A Unit Circle Approach To Trigonometry, A Corequisite Solution (4th Edition)

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Author: Michael Sullivan, Michael Sullivan III, Jessica Bernards, Wendy Fresh

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Chapter 6, Problem 56RE

To determine

To find: The exact value of using the information given about the angles $α and β$ .

a. $sin (α + β)$

To determine

To find: The exact value of using the information given about the angles $α and β$ .

b. $cos (α + β)$

To determine

To find: The exact value of using the information given about the angles $α and β$ .

c. $sin (α - β)$

To determine

To find: The exact value of using the information given about the angles $α and β$ .

d. $tan (α + β)$

To determine

To find: The exact value of using the information given about the angles $α and β$ .

e. $\sin (2 α)$

To determine

To find: The exact value of using the information given about the angles $α and β$ .

f. $cos (2 β)$

To determine

To find: The exact value of using the information given about the angles $α and β$ .

g. $sin \frac{β}{2}$

To determine

To find: The exact value of using the information given about the angles $α and β$ .

h. $cos \frac{α}{2}$

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Mylab Math With Pearson Etext -- 24-month Standalone Access Card -- For Precalculus: Concepts Through Functions, A Unit Circle Approach To Trigonometry, A Corequisite Solution (4th Edition)

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To find: The exact value of using the information given about the angles $α and β$ .

a. $sin (α + β)$

To find: The exact value of using the information given about the angles $α and β$ .

b. $cos (α + β)$

To find: The exact value of using the information given about the angles $α and β$ .

c. $sin (α - β)$

To find: The exact value of using the information given about the angles $α and β$ .

d. $tan (α + β)$

To find: The exact value of using the information given about the angles $α and β$ .

e. $\sin (2 α)$

To find: The exact value of using the information given about the angles $α and β$ .

f. $cos (2 β)$

To find: The exact value of using the information given about the angles $α and β$ .

g. $sin \frac{β}{2}$

To find: The exact value of using the information given about the angles $α and β$ .

h. $cos \frac{α}{2}$

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The exact value of using the information given about the angles α and β . a. sin ( α + β )

Solution Summary: The author explains how to find the exact value of using the information given about the angles.

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To find: The exact value of using the information given about the angles α and β . a. sin( α + β )

To find: The exact value of using the information given about the angles α and β . b. cos( α + β )

To find: The exact value of using the information given about the angles α and β . c. sin( α − β )

To find: The exact value of using the information given about the angles α and β . d. tan( α + β )

To find: The exact value of using the information given about the angles α and β . e. sin( 2α )

To find: The exact value of using the information given about the angles α and β . f. cos( 2β )

To find: The exact value of using the information given about the angles α and β . g. sin β 2

To find: The exact value of using the information given about the angles α and β . h. cos α 2

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To find: The exact value of using the information given about the angles $α and β$ .

a. $sin (α + β)$

To find: The exact value of using the information given about the angles $α and β$ .

b. $cos (α + β)$

To find: The exact value of using the information given about the angles $α and β$ .

c. $sin (α - β)$

To find: The exact value of using the information given about the angles $α and β$ .

d. $tan (α + β)$

To find: The exact value of using the information given about the angles $α and β$ .

e. $\sin (2 α)$

To find: The exact value of using the information given about the angles $α and β$ .

f. $cos (2 β)$

To find: The exact value of using the information given about the angles $α and β$ .

g. $sin \frac{β}{2}$

To find: The exact value of using the information given about the angles $α and β$ .

h. $cos \frac{α}{2}$