Math  /  Trigonometry

Question1. Simplify the expressions to a single trigonometric function: a. csc2(t)1csc2(t)\frac{\csc ^{2}(t)-1}{\csc ^{2}(t)} b. cos(x)tan(x)+sin(x)\cos (x) \tan (x)+\sin (x)
2. Consider cot(x)=13\cot (x)=\frac{1}{\sqrt{3}} a. What quadrant is the angle located? b. Will the cosine of this angle be positive or negative? c. Will the sine of this angle be positive or negative?
3. Consider the function x9x2\frac{x}{\sqrt{9-x^{2}}}. Rewrite this expression by substituting x=3sinθx=3 \sin \theta, and simplifying completely.

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1. a. cos2(t)\cos^2(t) b. 2sin(x)2\sin(x)
2. a. Quadrant I or Quadrant III b. Positive in Quadrant I, negative in Quadrant III c. Positive in Quadrant I, negative in Quadrant III
3. tan(θ)\tan(\theta)

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