0% found this document useful (0 votes)
885 views12 pages

Trignometry D

This document contains a worksheet with 30 problems involving trigonometric ratios and identities. The problems include finding trigonometric ratios in right triangles given side lengths, evaluating trigonometric expressions, proving trigonometric identities, and solving equations involving trigonometric functions. The document also contains sections on trigonometric ratios of complementary angles and various trigonometric proofs.

Uploaded by

Aviana
Copyright
© © All Rights Reserved
We take content rights seriously. If you suspect this is your content, claim it here.
Available Formats
Download as DOCX, PDF, TXT or read online on Scribd
0% found this document useful (0 votes)
885 views12 pages

Trignometry D

This document contains a worksheet with 30 problems involving trigonometric ratios and identities. The problems include finding trigonometric ratios in right triangles given side lengths, evaluating trigonometric expressions, proving trigonometric identities, and solving equations involving trigonometric functions. The document also contains sections on trigonometric ratios of complementary angles and various trigonometric proofs.

Uploaded by

Aviana
Copyright
© © All Rights Reserved
We take content rights seriously. If you suspect this is your content, claim it here.
Available Formats
Download as DOCX, PDF, TXT or read online on Scribd
You are on page 1/ 12

STD 10TH

WORKSHEETR.D.SHARMA
TOPIC:

TRIGNOMETRY

MM: 22
1. In a right triangle ABC, right angled at A, If AB = 12, BC= 13, find all the
six trigonometric ratios.
2. In a right triangle ABC, right angled at A, If AB = 5, BC= 13, find Sin B, Cos
C and tan B.
3. In a right triangle ABC, right angled at B, If AB = 4, BC= 3, find all the six
trigonometric ratios
4. In a right triangle ABC, right angled at B, If AB = 12, BC= 5, find Sin A,Tan
A, Cos C and CotC.
5. If Sin A =3/5, find Cos A and tanA.
6. If Cos B =1/3, find the other five trigonometric ratios.
7. If Cos = 8/17, find the other five trigonometric ratios.
8. If Cosec A =

10

find the other five trigonometric ratios.

9. In a right triangle ABC, right angled at B,if Sin A =3/5, find the other five
trigonometric ratios.
10.
If Sin = a2 b2
find the other five trigonometric ratios.
a2 + b2
11.

If Sin A = 1/3, evaluate Cos A. CosecA + Tan A . Sec A.[Ans(16

+ 3)/8]
12.

If Cosec A = 2, find the value of

13.

If tan A =

1
tan A

- 1 show that sin A cos A =

sin A
1+cos A (Ans 2)

2
4

14.
In a right triangle ABC, right angled at C, If tan A =1, then verify
that sinAcosA =1.
15.
If tanA=1, tanB= 3 , evaluate cosA cosB sinA sinB(Ans(1- 3
)/2
16.

2 )
In a right triangle ABC, right angled at C, IF tanA =

1
3

find the

value of sinAcosB + cosAsinB(Ans: 1)


1tan

17.
If sec
=5/4, evaluate 1+ tan (Ans:1/7)
18.
19.

If sinB =1/2, show that 3cosB 4 cos3 B = 0.


If tan A = 2, evaluate secAsinA+ tan2A cosecA(Ans (12-

20.

5 )/2)

In a right triangle ABC, right angled at C,AB =29 UNITS, BC = 21


UNITS and ABC = Determine the values of i) cos2 + sin2
(21/29)

21.

ii) ) cos2

- sin2
2

(41/841)
2

If cot B =12/5, prove that tan B sin B = sin4B sec2B .

tan
1+ tan 2

sin
sec

22.

If sec

23.

If sinA = 4/5 , find the value of

24.

In a right triangle ABC, right angled at B, the ratio of AB : AC IS 1:

=5/4, verify that

4 tanA5 cosA
(Ans:1/2)
secA +cotA

2 , find the values of


2 tan A
1+ tan 2 A

i)

25.

II)

2 tan A
1tan 2 A

In a right triangle ABC, right angled at B,

cm,and BC1cm, find the value of sin2


26.

AD=3, DB=6,CD=4

ACB

,AB = 2

+ tan2 (Ans:24/5)

4
A
Find the values of
+ cos 2 B

D 6

I) sinA

II) cotA

iii) tanB

27.

iv) sin2B

28. In triangle OPQ right angled at P, OP=7 cm, OQ-PQ=1, Determine the values of
sinQ and cosQ.
29. In trianglePQR, right angled at Q, PR + QR=25cm and PQ=5 cm. Determine the
values of sinP, cosP, and tanP.
30. In triangle ABC right angled at C,

I) Is cos A= cos B? II) Is tan A

= tanB?
What about the other trigonometric ratios for these angles. Will they be equal.?
31. In triangle ABC right angled at B, if tan A=
i) sinA cos C + cosA sinC

1
3

find the value of

ii) cosA cos C - sin A sinC

32. Given that 16 cotA=12; find the value of sinA + cosA


sinA cosA

33. If 5 tan

=4, show that 5sin

-3cos

5sin
34. If tan

= 12/13, evaluate

=1/6

+ 2cos

2 sin

cos

cos2 - sin2
35. If tan

1
tan

= 2, find the value of tan2

1
tan 2

36. If <B and <Q are acute angles such that sinB = sinQ, then prove that <B= <Q.

13.If x= 300 ,verify that


i) sin 3x=3sinx -4sin3x
(tan2x it is not tan2x)

ii) cos3x= 4 cos3x -3cosx

iii) tan2x=

2tanx
1tan 2 x

iv) sinx=

1cos 2 x
2

14. Verify that:


i) sin600=

2 tan 30
2
1+ tan 230 ( it is not tan2 30, tan 30)

ii) 1/2 = cos 60 = 1 tan2

30
1+
2

tan 30
Iii) Cos60=cos230 sin230 =1/2
iv) 4( sin430 + cos460) 3 (cos245 sin290) = 2
3
15. If sin (A + B) =1and cos (A-B) =
, 0<a+b , 90,a>b find a
2
16. If A is an acute angle and sinA = cos A, find the value of 2tan2A + sin2A -1
17. If sin (A+ B) = sinA cosB+ cosA sinB, find trhe value of sin750
18. ABC is a right triangle,right angled at C .If A = 300 and AB = 40 units, find
the remaining two sides. And <B.
19. In a rectangle ABCD, AB=20cm, <BAC=600 .Calculate BC.
20. A rhombus of side 20cm has two angles of 600 each. Find the length of the
diagonals.
21. The altitude AD of a triangle ABC, in which <A is obtuse and AD=10 cmIf BD
= 10cm, CD= 10

3 cm, determine <A.

22An equilateral triangle is inscribed in a circle. Of 6 cm. Find its side.


1
23. If A, B, C are +ve acute angles, such that sin ( A + B C) = 2 cos( B+ C-A)
=

1
2

and tan( C+ A- B) = tan 45, find the values of A,B and C.

24. In an acute angled triangleABC, if tan (A + B C) = 1, and sec ( B+ C A)


=2, find the values of A,B and C.
Trigonometric ratios of complementary
angles.
1. Evaluate:
I) Cos 37 ii) sin 41
iii) tan 54
iv) cosec32
Sin 53
cos49
cot 36
2. Evaluate:
i)
Sin39- cos51 ii) cosec25- sec65
sin 36
sin54
cos 54 = cos 36

3. Evaluate:
cos 80
i)
sin 10

+ cos59 cosec31

ii)

iii) cot34- tan56 iv)

cot54
tan 36

tan 20
cot 70

-2

Iii)
4.

2 tan53
cot 37

cot 80
tan 10

iv) sec50 sin 40 + cos40 cosec50

Prove that

i)

Sin35 sin 55 cos35 cos55 = 0

ii)

cos 70
sin 20

cos 59
sin 31

- 8 sin230 = 0

5. Express each of the following trigonometric ratios between 0 and 45:


i)
Sin85 + cosec85 ii) tan68 + sec68
iii) cosec 69 + cot69
iv)
sin81 + tan81
6. Evaluate:
i)

sin35
2
cos 55 ] + [

cos 55
2
sin35 ] 2cos 60

ii)

2 cos 67
sin23

iii)

sin 47
cos 43
cos 43 ]2 + [ sin 47 ]2 - 4 cos2 45

tan 40
cot 50

- COS0

7. Evaluate:
Cos (40 ) sin (50 -

)+

cos 2 40+cos 2 50
sin 2 40+sin 250

( cos2 ,sin2 )

8. Evaluate:
i)
cot 12 cot 38 cot52 cot60 cot78
ii) tan5 tan25 tan30 tan65
tan85
9. Prove that
ii)
tan 10 tan 15 tan75 tan80 =1
ii) tan1 tan 2 tan 3
------------tan89= 1
iii)
cos1 cos 2 cos 3 -----cos180 = 0
10.If A + B =90, prove that

tan A tan B+ tanA cot B sin 2b

SINa SEC b
cos 2 a

11.If A,B C areb the interior angles of a triangle ABC, prove that tan

= cot

B+C
2

A
2

12.Find A if sin( A + 36) = cos A , where (A+ 36 ) < 90,


13.If tan2A = cot ( A +6) where 2Aand A+ 6 are acute angles, find the value
of A
14.If sin5A = cos 4A , where 5Aand 4Aare acute angles, find the value of
A
15.If tan 2A = cot( A-18) where 2A is an acute angles, find the value of A
16.If tanA = cot B, prove that A + B =90
17.If sec 5A = cesec (A + 36) where 5A is an acute angles, find the value of
A
18.If sec 4A = cosec ( A -20) where 4A is an acute angles, find the value of
A

TRIGNOMETRIC
Prove that:
1. I) ( 1 sin2 A ) sec2 A =1
iii) Cos2A +

1
1+cot 2 A

1
sin2 A N = -1

2. Cot2A -

IDENTITIES

ii) cos2A ( 1 + tan2A ) =1


=1

iv)

1
1+ sinA

1
1sinA

= 2 sec2A

II) ( 1 + tan2A ) ( 1 + sin A ) ( 1 sin A ) =1

III) ( 1 + cot2A ) ( 1 + cos A ) ( 1 COS a ) =1

iv) tan 2A -

1
cos 2 A = 1
3.

I)

sinA
1cos A

= cosec A + cotA

ii)

tanA+ sinA
tanA sinA

secA +1
secA1

III)

Cot A tan A =

2 cos 2 A1
sinAcosA

IV) tan A cotA =

2 sin 2 A1
sinAcosA
4. I)

1sinA
1+ sinA

= secA tanA

II)

1+ cosA
1cosA

+ cotA

5. I) (sinA + cosecA)2 + (cosA + secA)2 = 7 + tan2A + cot2A


II) (sinA + secA)2 + (cosA + cosecA)2 = (1 + secA +cosecA)
III)(cosecA - cotA)2=
iv)
v)
vi)

1cosA
1+ cosA

Sec4A- sec2A= tan4A + tan2A


2sec2A sec4A 2 cosec2A + cosec4A = cot4A tan4A
(sinA -secA)2 + (cosA - cosecA)2 = (1 - secA c osecA)
6. Prove :
i)

1sinA
1+ sinA

ii)

1cos A
1+cosA

iii)

cosA
1sinA

=( secA tanA )2
= ( cosecA cotA)2

cosA

+ 1+sin A

= 2 secA

= cosecA

sinA+ cosA
sinA cosA

iv)

sinAcosA

+ sinA+ cosA

2
sin2 acos 2 a

2
2 sin 2 A1
sinA2sin 3 a
2 cos 3 Acos A

v)
7. Prove :

I)

sinA
1cosA

II)

sinA
1+ cosA

III)

= tanA

tanA
1+ cosA

=secA cosecA + cotA

1+ cosA
sinA

2 cosecA

tanA cotA
sinAcosA

= sec2A cosec2A = tan2A cot2A

iv)

1
secAtanA

= secA tanA

v)

secAtanA
secA +tanA

= 1 2 secA tanA + 2 tan2A

vi)

tanA + secA1
tanA secA +1

vii)

cotA +cosecA1
cotAcosecA +1

viii)

sinA
cotA +cosecA

ix)

1+ sinA
cosA
1+ cosA
sinA

=
2+

sinA
cotAcosecA

( cosecA sinA )( secA cosA ) =

1
tanA + cotA

8. Prove:
i)
( 1 + cotA cosecA) ( 1 + tanA + secA ) =2
ii)
Tan2A + cot2A + 2 = sec2A cosec2A

sec 2 A+ cosexcc 2 A

iii)
9. Prove:
10.I)

ii)

1
cosecAcotA

cosA
1tanA

= tanA + cotA

1
sinA

sinA
1cotA

1
sinA

= cosA sinA

1
cosecA+cotA

iii)

tanA
1cotA

cotA
1tanA

= 1 + tanA + cotA = 1 + secAcosecA

10. Prove:
i)
Cos4A cos2A = sin4A sin2A
cosec2A
III) Sin4A +cos4A = 1 -2 sin2A cos2A
-1= 1 2 cos2A.

ii) cot4A-1 = cosec4A -2

Iv) Sin4A - cos4A = sin2A cos2A = 2 sin2A

v) Sin 6A +cos6A = 1 3 sin2A cos2A


Sec4A sec2A = tan4A + tan2A

vi)

11.Prove:
i) sin2A/cos2A + cos2A/sin2A = 1/ sin2A cos2A - 2
II)

cosA
1tanA

+ sin2A /sinA cosA = sinA + cos A

III) ( 1 + sinA )2 + ( 1- sinA )2 = 2 [ 1 + sin2A ]


Cos2A

[1- Sin 2A]

iv) cos2A /1- tanA + sin3A / sinA cosA = 1 + sinA cosA


v)

sin3A + cos3A + sinA cosA = 1


sinA + cosA

12.
I) tan2A tan2B = cos2B cos2A =
Cos 2A cos2B

ii)

sinAsinB
cosA+ cosB

sin2A sin2B
Cos2A cos2B

cosAcosB
sinA+sinB

=0

13.
i) 2( sin6A + cos6A ) 3 ( sin4A + cos4A ) + 1 =0
II) sin6A + cos6A + 3 sin2A cos2A = 1
iii) ( sin8A cos8A ) = ( sin2A cos2A ) ( 1- 2 sin2A cos2A )
14.
i) ( 1 + tanA tanB )2 + ( tanA tanB )
ii) ( tanA + cosecB )

= sec2A sec2B

( cotB secA )2 = 2 tanA cotB ( cosecA + secB )

15.
i) ( msinA + secA )2 + ( cosA + cosecA )2= ( 1 + secA cosecA )2

secA1
II) cot A [ 1+sin A ] + sec2A [
2

sinA1
1+ secA ] = 0

16.
cosA

sinA

i) 1sinA

+ 1cosA

sinAcosA

+ 1 = ( 1sinA )( 1cosA )

II) ( 1 + cotA + tanA )( sinA cosA )/ sec3A cosec3A = sin2A cos2A


17. ( sec A + tanA )( secB + tanB) ( secC + tanC)

( sec A - tanA )( secB -

tanB) ( secC tanC) = +1


On Proving Results Involving Trignometric Ratios
18. If tan

+ sin

=m and tan

- sin

= n ,show that m2 n2 = 4

mn.
2 cosA show that cosA - sinA = 2 sinA .

19. If cosA + sinA =

20. If cosA + sinA = p and secA + cosecA =q,show that q( p2 1) = 2p.


21. If secA + tanA = p, show that

p 21
p 2+1

22.If x = a sin and y = btan then prove that a2 / x2 - b2/ y2 = 1


23. If

cosA
cosB = m,

cosA
sinB

= n , show that (m2 + n2 ) cosB2 = n2

24. If cosecA sinA = l and secA cosA =m, prove that l2m2 ( l2 + m2 + 3 ) = 1
25. If x = r sinA cosC, y = r sinA sinC, z= r cosA , prove that r2 = x2 + y2 + z2
m21
n 21

26. If tanA = n tanB and sinA = m sinB , prove that cos2A =

27. If x sin3A + y cos3 A = sinAcosA and xsinA= ycosA, prove that x2 + y2 = 1


28. If cosecA sinA =m, and secA cosA =n, prove that (m2 n) 2/3 + (mn2)2/3 =1
29. If cotA + tanA =x, and secA cosA =y, prove that (x2y)2/3 - (xy2)

30. if a cos

+ b sin

=m, and a sin

- b cos

2/3

=n, prove that a2 +

b2 =m2 + n2
31.. a cos

- b sin

= c, prove that a sin

+ b cos

=+

a 2+ b 2c 2
32. Prove that ( 1 sin

+ cos

)2 = 2( 1 + cos ) ( 1 sin )

33. If sin

+ sin2

= 1, prove that cos2

34. If sin

+ sin2

= 1, find the value of

+ cos4

=1

=1

Cos12

+ 3 cos10 + 33 cos8 + cos6 + 2 cos4

+ 2cos2 -2

35. If asec + b tan + c = 0 and p sec + q tan + r=0, prove that


(br-qc)2 ( pc ar)2 = (aq bp)2
36. If secA + tanA =p obtain the values of secA, tanA, and sinA in terms of p
37. If tan2 = 1 a2 , prove that sec + tan3
38. If sin

+ sin2

cosec = ( 2 a2 )

+ sin3 = 1,prove that cos6

- 4 cos4

3/2

+8

cos2 = 4
39. Prove
i) cosA sin ( 90 A) + sinA cos (90-A) = 1
ii)

sin ( 90 A ) sinA
tanA

- 1 = - sin2A

iii)

sin ( 90 A ) cos ( 90 A )
tanA

= 1- sin2A

iii) sin(90- A) cos(90-A) =1- sin2A


tanA
40. i) sinA cos(90-A) cosA + cosA sin(90- A)sinA = 1
Sin (90- A)
cos (90-A)
ii) cosec2

90
) tan2

= cos2

90
) + cos2

41. Evaluate:
i) sin220 + sin270 + sin( 90 A) sinA
cos220 + cos270
tanA

+ cos(90- A ) cosA
cotA

42. Evaluate:
i) cos220 + cos270 + 2 cosec258 2 cot58 tan32 4 tan13 tan37 tan45 tan53
tan77
sec250 cot240
sec 39
cosec51

ii)

tan17.tan38.tan60.tan52.tan73 3( sin231 + sin259)

- tanA cot( 90-A) + secA cosec(90-A) + sin235 + sin255


tan10.tan20.tan30.tan70.tan80
sec254 cot236
+ 2 sin238 .sec252- sin245
2
2
cosec 57 tan 33

iii)
iv)

v)

2
3

2
3

cosec258 -

2
3

cot58.tan32 -

5
3

tan13 tan37 tan45 tan53 tan77

Values of trigonometric ratios in terms of the value of


one of them

1. If sin A = 3/5, find the values of other trigonometric ratios.


2. If cot A = 9/40, find the values of cosecA and secA.
3. If sin A =3/5, find the value of ( tanA + secA)2
4.If cosA =1/2, find the value of

2 secA
1+ tan 2 A

5. If tanA =12/5 find the value of

1+ sinA
1sinA

6. If tan A=

find the value of

1cosA
1+cos A

7. If cos A = 3/5 find the value of cotA + cosecA


8. If sinA + cosA =

9.If tan A =

1
7

sin( 90 A) find, cotA.

find the value of cosec2A sec2A


cosec2A + sec2A

10. If tanA + cotA = 2 , find the value of tan2A + cot2A


11. If cosecA =

find the value of 2 sin2A + 3 cot2A


4 tan2A cos2A

12. If cotA = 15/8 then find the value of


13. If sin

=a/

a 2+ b 2

0<

(2 + 2 sinA ) ( 1- sinA)
(1 + cosA) (2 -2 cosA)

< 90 , find the values of Cos

tan

14. If sec

=x+

1
4x

, prove that sec

+ tan

= 2x or 1/2x.

15. If secA + tanA =x, obtain the values of secA, tanA and sinA.

and

You might also like