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1973

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24 OCT 1972

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CITY HALL

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cos D

sin

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min

tan

tan 0

C

夏季橋業

i.e. 1+ cot-S

數學科

- cosec C

Example (1).

Given sec C

2m,

MATHEMATICS

find the remaining trigonomt- ical ratios in term of n.

3008

Lesson 1.

approaches U, LUFK approcher

and length of PQ approaches

that of QR while PR approaches 0

solution:

This course provides the can-

didates of H.K.E.E.

and it begins.

By Pythagoras theorem,

=(m2+1)2 -(2m)2

The angles

and 60°

zin QPR = 95

COS QER PB

sin 90°

Lesson 1

This course provides the cana- idates of H.K.5.E. 1973 a geneal revision on mathematics (only syll abus A) and it begins with trionon. etry

Consider a right angled tringl ABC where z ABC 90° and let 2 ABO

Then we have the following

ratios:

sin

now,cos -

adjacent side

ypoten

opposite side

hypotenuse

AC

consider the equilateral angl POR of side"a" and ew FM Perpendicular to QR

From geometry we claim that Mi

is the mid-point of QR and PM bisects 2QPR

/ QPM = 4RPM = 30°

By Pythagoras theorem,

All the above result are summarized by the following table

Angla

45° 6° 90°

O

72 112

Caufen o

NEVA //3.

12 112

133

Exapple

tan QPR = 3

tan 90 OR

adjacent side

hypotenuse

sin

opposite side.

hypotenuse

ta2=3/4 82

opposite side

adjacent side

cosec

PM

sin

cot

adjacent side

posite side

tan

opposite side

side

Now consider

PM Bin 60

hypotenus e.

cos 60°

sec

tan

adjacent side

BC

tan 60°

COSECO

ypotenuse opposite gide

Example (2)

Prove that

sin 10

tan + sect tan - secr+

COS JO°.

PM

√3/22

sin COB C

Solution L.H.S.

·Beca

Ian 30° ON 570 B

(3) The angle

Consider the igosceles

PQR with PRO-90 and PR

POR QPR 45

Find the value of

3tan 300 +4/3 cos

2000 45°

1/3 sin 60°

Solution: tan 300 v

cos 30 - 3/2

sec 45°-= √2

sin 60° = √3/2

the above expression.

=3(1/J3)2 + (√3)2 *(√2) - 1/30/2

=3x1/3+4/3x3/4-x2-x

RQ

-1 -2 = 3/4

It should be noted that:

(1)The above trigonometrical ratios

of an angle are numerical quah tities

(ii)The sine and cosine of an

angle can never be greater than unity; the secant and cosecnt of an angle can never be less than unity,while the tangent and cotangent are unlimited be- tween any values.

(iii) sin (=

Bing

cos.

sin

COS

sin

COS&

009. sinc

COS

toos.e

(multiplying both the numberato

and denominator by cos ()

sin +1 - Cost:

#Bosk(sin +1

cos ( sing+ COSE

tiplying both the and denominator by cos

tan

coso

cos (sing

-(1-911

numberator

Pythagoras theorem

PR

rem

"Again,,

,let us refer to the abve triangle, by Pythagoras thepre we have

CB +

cos (1+sing)= (1+sin() (1-sin()

cos (sin + cos

1+ sing

ACOB

R.H.S

PQ =

Dividing throughout by

AB

-(1)

Dividing (1) throughout by cos

sin Q Cos

COS

1.e. tan +

Sec

+

Dividing (1) throughout by sin

gonometric ratios of the anles 0,30°45°, 60°, 90°

| The most important trigonometrio

ratios are sine,cosine, tangents since the remaining three can be obtained from them by taking the corresponding reciprocals.

(1) The angle 0°

Consider PQR right angled at R and LPQR where is small.

As tends to 0,P and R tend to connoid i.e. FR tenās to 0,and length of PQ approaches that of QR.

PR sin

$11 U

009 45°--

tan 45

4) The angle 90°

Suppose sing

2+2mu +2n2

find the value of tan

2/ Jiven cos + Bin

COS

x

find that

soo

COS

cos

sin D

Suppose sin Q- msing and cos

ncos X,find the value of tan in terms of m and n

rove the following identities

Consider the triangle PQR riht angled at R, and PQR – S where

Ole small

(b) ta

Asino ces

Cesard - Coldsna

Cosse α + cető

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