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Functions (I)
Classwork
Classwork (p. 4.3)(a) 2 rad (b) 4 rad
Quick Practice
Quick Practice 4.1 (p. 4.5)
(a)
rad5
3
rad180
108108
rad,180
1Since
=
=
=
(b)
rad3
rad180
540540
rad,180
1Since
=
=
=
Quick Practice 4.2 (p. 4.5)
(a)
=
=
=
40
9
1802rad
9
2
,180radSince
(b)
=
=
=
342
10
18019rad
10
19
,180radSince
(c)
fig.)sig.3to(cor.143
1805.2rad.52
,180
rad1Since
=
=
=
Quick Practice 4.3 (p. 4.7)
(a)
cm
2
5
cm
12
56
=
=)
AB
(b) Area of sectorOAB
2
22
cm2
15
cm12
56
2
1
=
=
Quick Practice 4.4 (p. 4.8)
(a) ROS
rad3
rad180
60
=
=
(b) Area of the shaded region
fig.)sig.3to(cor.cm181.0
cm3
sin)2(2
1
3)2(
2
1
2
222
=
=
Quick Practice 4.5 (p. 4.9)
(a) LetAB =x cm andBOC= rad.In sectorOAD, we have
2
3
6
=
=
In sectorOBC, we have
2
1062
3
102
3
10
=
=+
+=
+=
x
x
x
x
OB = (2 + 3) cm = cm5
rad2=BOC
(b) Area of the shaded region= area of sectorOBC area of sectorOAD
= 222 cm232
125
2
1
= 2cm16
Quick Practice 4.6 (p. 4.15)
(a) Let rbe the length ofOP. Then, 543 22 =+=r .
By definition, we have
4
3cot
3
5sec
4
5cosec
3
4tan
5
3cos
5
4sin
==
==
==
==
==
==
y
x
x
r
y
r
x
y
r
x
r
y
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2
2
22
242
cos
sin
1sincos
cosec)coscos(
=
=
(b) Let rbe the length ofOP. Then, 133)2( 22 =+=r .
By definition, we have
3
2
3
2cot
2
13
2
13sec
3
13cosec
2
3
2
3tan
13
2
13
2cos
13
3sin
=
==
=
==
==
=
==
=
==
==
y
x
x
r
y
r
x
y
r
x
r
y
Quick Practice 4.7 (p. 4.17)
2
3
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1
)cosec(sin
2
3secsin
2
3secsin
2
3sec
2
3cos
=
=
=
=
+
(b)
cot
sin
cossincossin
cossin
sin
1
sin
cos
cos
sinsin
1
cottan
cosec
2
22
2
22
=
=
+=
+
=+
Quick Practice 4.10 (p. 4.21)
L.H.S.
R.H.S.
1sin
cot
)cosec1(sin
cosec1
cosec1
cosec1
sin
cosec1
sin
cosec1
2
2
=
=
=
+=
+=
1sin
cot
sin
cosec1 2
=
+
Quick Practice 4.11 (p. 4.22)
(a)
1sin
cos
sin
1
cotcosec
)2(cot2
3sec
2
2
2
22
22
=
=
=
(b)
Quick Practice 4.12 (p. 4.23)
42
2
22
2
22
2
4
2
42
21
2
)1(
2
)sin1(
1sin1
cos
1cos
secsec
kk
k
k
k
+
=
=
+=
+=
+
Quick Practice 4.13 (p. 4.24)
(a)
32cotcosec
1)cotcosec(2
3
1)cot)(coseccotcosec(
1cotcosec
coseccot1
22
22
=
=
=+
=
=+
xx
xx
xxxx
xx
xx
(b)
=
=+
(2)3
2cotcosec
(1)2
3cotcosec
LL
LL
xx
xx
(1) + (2):
12
13cosec
6
13cosec2
=
=
x
x
(1) (2):
12
5cot
6
5cot2
=
=
x
x
Quick Practice 4.14 (p. 4.27)
(a)
The graph repeats itself at intervals of3
2.
y = cosec 3x is a periodic function with period3
2.
(b) From the graph,y = cosec 3x does not have maximum or
minimum values. Also, it cannot take any value in the
interval (1, 1). Thus, the range is < cosec 3x1 or1 cosec 3x < + .
Quick Practice 4.15 (p. 4.29)
(a) Draw the straight liney = 1 on the graph ofy = cosecx.
The two graphs intersect atx =2
3for 0 x 2.
The solution of cosecx = 1 for 0 x 2isx =2
3.
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(b)
xx
xx
x
cosecsin
sin
1sin
1sin2
=
=
=
The two graphs intersect atx =2
and
2
3
for 0 x 2.
The solutions of sin2x = 1 for 0 x 2arex =2
or
2
3.
Quick Practice 4.16 (p. 4.35)
(a) cotx=2.5
tanx = 0.4
x 21.80 or 180 + 21.80
x = 8.21 (cor. to 3 sig. fig.) or 202 (cor. to 3 sig.
fig.)
(b) Let 2x+ 60 =.
Since 0 x 360, 60 780.
Now, we solve the equation 2 sin 1 = 0 for 60
780.
=
+
++=
=
=
750or510,390,150
30720
or)30180(360,30360,30180
2
1sin
01sin2
Then,
=
=+
345or225,165,45
750or510,390,150602
x
x
Quick Practice 4.17 (p. 4.36)
+
=
=
=+
=+
=+=+
46.348or54.191
54.11360or54.11180
(rejected)2or5
1sin
2
1or5cosec
0)1cosec2)(5cosec(
05cosec9cosec2
03cosec92cosec203cosec9cot2
2
2
2
x
x
x
x
xx
xx
xxxx
= 192x (cor. to 3 sig. fig.) or 348 (cor. to 3 sig. fig.)
Quick Practice 4.18 (p. 4.36)
0)1cossin2(cos
0coscossin2
sin
coscos2
cotcos2
2
2
2
=+
=+
=
=
xxx
xxx
x
xx
xx
When cosx = 0,
2
3or
2
=x
When 2sinx cosx + 1 = 0,
4
7or
4
3
1tan
0)cos(sin
0)cos(sincossin2
2
22
=
=
=+
=++
x
x
xx
xxxx
4
7or
2
3,
4
3,
2
=x
Exercise
Exercise 4A (p. 4.10)
Level 1
1. (a)
rad
5
rad180
3636
rad,180
1Since
=
=
=
(b)
rad5
4
rad180
144144
rad,180
1Since
=
=
=
(c)
rad4
9
rad180
405405
rad,180
1Since
=
=
=
2. (a)
fig.)sig.3to(cor.rad1.22
rad180
7070
rad,180
1Since
=
=
=
(b)
fig.)sig.3to(cor.rad0.393
rad180
22.522.5
rad,180
1Since
=
=
=
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(c)
fig.)sig.3to(cor.rad2.27
rad180
130130
rad,180
1Since
=
=
=
3. (a)
=
=
=
270
1805.1rad1.5,180radSince
(b)
=
=
=
288
5
1808rad
5
8
,180radSince
(c)
fig.)sig.3to(cor.19.8
180
7
1rad
7
1
,180
rad1Since
=
=
=
4.
5. Angle sum of triangle = rad
rad18
7
rad9
4
6
=
=C
6. Let A =x.Then B = 2x, C= 3x and D = 4x.
rad5
rad2432
=
=+++
x
xxxx
rad5
=A , rad
5
2=B , rad
5
3=C ,
rad5
4=D
7. (a)
cm2
cm12
6
=
=)CD
(b) Area of sectorOCD
2
22
cm2
3
cm12
62
1
=
=
8. (a) Let XOY= rad.
5
2
20102
1 2
=
=
rad5
2=XOY
(b) Perimeter of the sector
cm)4(20
cm5
210102
+=
+=
++=)
XYOYOX
9. (a) Area of OAB = 10 cm2
fig.)sig.3to(cor.5.28
100.8sin2
1 2
=
=
r
r
(b) Area of sectorOAB
2
22
cm1514.11
cm8.028.52
1
=
=
Area of the shaded region
= area of sectorOAB area of OAB
fig.)sig.3to(cor.cm1.15
cm)101514.11(
2
2
=
=
10. Let OM= rcm and MON= rad.
(2)82
1
(1)4
2KK
KK
=
=
r
r
4
22
1:
)1(
)2(
=
=
r
r
By substituting r= 4 into (1), we have
1
44
=
=
rad1=MON
11. (a) Let COD = rad. Area of the shaded region = 24 cm2
5.1
2422
16
2
1 22
=
=
rad5.1=COD
(b) Perimeter of the shaded region
cm20
cm]2)26(5.165.12[
=
++=
+++= BDACCDAB))
12. (a))2(
2+=
+=
r
rrP
(b) IfP=A,
2
4
42
2
1)2( 2
=
=+
=+
r
r
rr
Level 2
13. (a) (i) AC= rsin
Angle (in degree) 30 45 90 120 150
Angle (in radian)6
4
2
3
2
6
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cossin2
1
sincos2
1
2
1ofArea
2r
rr
ACOCOAC
=
=
=(ii)
(iii) Area of the shaded region
= area of sectorOAB area of OAC
)cossin(2
1
cossin2
1
2
1
2
22
=
=
r
rr
(b) Area of the shaded region > 0
cos
1sin
cossin
0)cossin(2
1 2
>r
14. (a) Let OA = rcm and COD = rad.
3
4)1(
=+r (1)
(rejected)7
3or3
0)37)(3(
09187
169189
9
16)1(
9
16
2
1
)1(2
1
2
22
2
2
2
2
=
=+
=
=++
=+
=+
r
rr
rr
rrr
r
r
r
r
By substituting r= 3 into (1), we have
rad3
3
3
4)13(
=
=
=+
COD
(b) Area of the shaded region
2
222
cm6
7
cm3
321
3)13(
21
sectorofareasectorofarea
=
+=
= OABOCD
15.
cm3
25
cm6
510
=
=)
AB
cm6
25
cm3
25)(2
=
=
AN
AN
In OAN,
cm6
2510
2
2
22
=
= ANOAON
(Pyth. theorem)
Volume of the cone
fig.)sig.3to(cor.cm165
cm
6
2510
6
25
3
1
3
3
2
2
2
=
=
16. (a) BC=BEandBC=EC
EBCis an equilateral triangle.
EBC= rad3
(b) Area of the shaded region= area of sectorBEC+ area of sectorCBE
area of EBC
fig.)sig.3to(cor.cm614.0
cm3
sin12
1
31
2
1
31
2
1
2
2222
=
+=
17. (a)
rad6
2
1sin
4
2)cos(90
=
=
=
(b) Area of the shaded region= area of rectanglePQRS area of sectorPST
area of PQT
fig.)sig.3to(cor.cm347.0
cm3
tan2221
64
2142
2
22
=
=
18.
3
2
3
2
32
3
12
6cos
=
==
=
=
AOB
COD
OOD
OOD
Length of the thread))
DYCAXBBCAD +++=
fig.)sig.3to(cor.cm64.8
cm3
49
3
236122 22
=
++=
Exercise 4B (p. 4.30)
Level 1
1. Let rbe the length ofOA. Then, r 2952 22 =+= .
By definition, we have
sin
29
5==
r
y
cos 29
2==
r
x
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tan 2
5==
x
y
cosec 5
29==
y
r
sec
2
29==
x
r
cot 5
2==
y
x
2. Let rbe the length ofOB. Then, r 587)3( 22 =+= .
By definition, we have
sin 58
7==
r
y
cos 58
3==
r
x
tan 37==
xy
cosec 7
58==
y
r
sec 3
58==
x
r
cot 7
3==
y
x
3. Let rbe the length ofOC. Then,
r 3.1)2.1()5.0(22
=+= .By definition, we have
sin 13
12
3.1
2.1=
==
r
y
cos 13
5
3.1
5.0=
==
r
x
tan 5
12
5.0
2.1=
==
x
y
cosec 12
13
2.1
3.1=
==
y
r
sec 5
13
5.0
3.1
=== x
r
cot 12
5
2.1
5.0=
==
y
x
4. Let rbe the length ofOD. Then, r 11)3()2( 22 =+= .
By definition, we have
sin 11
3==
r
y
cos 11
2==
r
x
tan 2
3==
x
y
cosec 3
11==
y
r
sec
2
11==
x
r
cot 3
2==
y
x
5. (a) 7
9lies in quadrant III.
7
9sec
is negative.
(b)
=
6
11tan
6
11tan
6
11lies in quadrant IV.
6
11tan
is negative.
i.e.
6
11tan
is positive.
(c) 36
29lies in quadrant II.
36
29sin
is positive.
(d)3
5cot
3
5cot
=
3
5 lies in quadrant IV.
3
5cot
is negative.
i.e.
3
5cot
is positive.
6. sin is positive.
lies in quadrant I or quadrant II.
cot is negative.
must lie in quadrant II.
7.
2
3
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In particular, we may take r= 7 andy = 3.
Since lies in quadrant III,x < 0.
102
)3(7 22
22
=
=
= yrx
102
7sec
102
3tan
=
=
8.
22
3 0.
62
)1(5 22
22
=
=
= xry
62tan = ,
5
1cos =
3
65
6
10
5
6
62
5
11
62
cos1
tan
=
=
=
=
11. 05
3tan
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lies in quadrant II
5
3tan =
In particular, we may takex = 5 andy = 3.
34
3)5( 22
22
=
+=
+= yxr
34
3sin = ,
5
34sec =
25
343
5
34
34
3secsin
2
2
=
=
Case 2:
lies in quadrant IV
5
3tan =
In particular, we may takex = 5 andy = 3.
34
)3(5 22
22
=
+=
+= yxr
34
3sin = ,
5
34sec =
25
343
5
34
34
3secsin
2
2
=
=
12.
1
cossin
cossin
)cos)(sincos(sin
cossin
cossin
22
22
2222
22
44
=
+=
+=
13. cosec2+ sec2 (tan + cot )2= (cosec2 cot2) + (sec2 tan2) 2= 1 + 1 2= 0
14.
2
2
cot
1cosec
sin
sin11cosec
sin
)1cosec)(sin1(
=
=
+=
+
15.
xx
xx
x
x
x
xxxx
xxxxx
seccosec
cossin
sin1
cos
sin
cos
1
cos
1
cossin
1
)tan(seccos
1
cossin
1
3
2
3333
22
=
=
+=
+
16. R.H.S.
L.H.S.
sec
1tan
tantan)1(tan
tantansec
2
2
2422
244
=
=
+=
+=
=
sec2 = sec4 tan4 tan2
17. (a)4
3cot
6
5sin
+
2
1
12
1
4cot
6sin
4cot
6sin
=
=
=
+
=
(b)
1
12
13
sec
13
sec4
tan3
2sec
=
+=
+=
+
=+
(c)
2
1
22
14
cosec4
cos
4cosec
42cos
4
5cosec
4
7cos
=
=
=
++
=+
18. (a) sin)sin( =
(b)
sin2
3cos =
+
(c) sec)sec( =
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(d)
cot
2tan
22tan
2
5tan
=
+=
++=
+
(e)
cot
)cot(
)2cot()3cot(
=+=
++=+
(f)
sec
2cosec
24cosec
2
7cosec
2
7cosec
2
7cosec
=
=
=
+=
+=
19.
sec
sin
tan
2
5cos
)2(tan
=
=
+
20.
2
5tan)(5cosec 22
1
cotcosec22
=
=
21.
The graph repeats itself at intervals of 2.
2
tanx
y = is a periodic function with period 2.
22.
The graph repeats itself at intervals of.
xy 2cosec2
1= is a periodic function with period .
23. Draw the straight liney = 1 on the graph of2
cotx
y = .
The two graphs intersect at2
=x for 0 x 2.
The solution of cot 12
=x
for 0 x 2is2
=x .
Level 2
24. cot = 2.5 < 0
lies in quadrant II or quadrant IV.
LetP(x,y) be a point on the terminal side ofand OP= r.
Case 1:
lies in quadrant II
255.2cot ==
In particular, we may takex = 5 andy = 2.
29
2)5( 22
22
=
+=
+= yxr
29
2sin = ,
29
5cos =
292942
129
52
29
2)1cos2(sin
2
2
=
=
Case 2:
lies in quadrant IV
2
5cot =
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In particular, we may takex = 5 andy = 2.
29
)2(5 22
22
=
+=
+= yxr
29
2sin = ,
29
5cos =
2929
42
129
52
29
2
)1cos2(sin
2
2
=
=
25. cosec = 2 > 0
lies in quadrant I or quadrant II.
LetP(x,y) be a point on the terminal side ofand OP= r.
cosec = 2
In particular, we may take r= 2 andy = 1.
Case 1:
lies in quadrant I
Since lies in quadrant I,x > 0.
3
12 22
22
=
=
= yrx
2
1sin = ,
2
3cos = ,
3
1tan =
8
3
3
3
2
1
2
3
3
1sincostan
2
2
=
=
Case 2:
lies in quadrant II
Since lies in quadrant II,x < 0.
3
)1(2 22
22
=
=
= yrx
2
1sin = ,
2
3cos = ,
3
1tan =
sincostan 2
83
33
2
1
2
3
3
12
=
=
26.
m=
=
=
=
=
cot
sin
cos
cossin
sin1
cos
sin
cossin
1tan
cossin
1
2
27.
)2(
1
)1(1
1
)sin1(1
1
cos1
1
1sec
sec
22
22
22
44
4
=
=
=
=
28.
=
=+
)2(2
1cossin
)1(1cossin
22
22
KK
KK
xx
xx
(1) + (2):
3
2cosec
2
3sin
2
3sin2 2
=
=
=
x
x
x
(1) (2):
2sec
2
1cos
2
1cos2 2
=
=
=
x
x
x
29.
)sin1(tan
)1(coscos
)sin1)(1)(cos1cos(
)1cos(
)sin1(cos
1cos
2sin
)sin1)(seccos(
2sin
)sin1)(sin1)(sec1(
2sin
)sin1)(sec1(
22
22
222
2
2
2
4
2
222
2
224
2
44
+=
+
++=
+
+
=
+=
+=
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30. sinx cosx (sinx + cosx)(secx + cosecx)
xx
xxxxxx
xxxxxx
cossin21
coscossincossinsin
)cosec)(seccossincos(sin
22
22
+=
+++=
++=
xx
xxxxxx
cosecsec
cossin21)cos(sincossin
+
+=+
31. (1 + cosx + cotx + cosecx)(1 + sinx cosx)
)sin1)(cossin1(
cossincossinsin21
sincosec
1eccoscossincossinsin
cotcos1eccoscossincossinsin
cot1seccosin
cos
coscotcoscossincoscossin1
2
2
2
2
2
xxx
xxxxx
xx
xxxxxx
xxxxxxxx
xxx
x
xxxxxxxx
+++=
++++=
+
+++++=
+++++=
++
+++++=
x
xxxxxxx
sin1coseccotcos1
cossin1cossin1
+ +++=+ ++
32. L.H.S.
R.H.S.
1
sin
sin
)1(cossin
1
sin
1
sin
cos
sin
1
sin
cos
)](cosec)()[cotcosec(cot
2
2
2
2
=
=
=
=
+
=
++=
x
x
xx
xx
x
xx
x
xxxx
(cotx cosecx)[cot (+x) cosec (+x)] = 1
33. L.H.S.
R.H.S.
tan
cos1
)1(costan
cos1
tansin
2
3sin1
2cotsin
=
=
=
=
+
++
=
x
x
xx
x
xx
x
xx
x
x
xx
tan
2
3sin1
2cotsin
=
+
++
34. (a)
The graph repeats itself at intervals of 2. y = cosec (x ) is a periodic function with
period 2.
(b) From the graph,y = cosec (x ) does not have
maximum or minimum values. Also, it cannot take
any value in the interval (1, 1). Thus, the range is
< cosec (x ) 1 or 1 cosec (x ) < + .
35. (a)
The graph repeats itself at intervals of3
2.
xy 3sec2
1= is a periodic function with period
3
2.
(b) From the graph, xy 3sec21= does not have
maximum or minimum values. Also, it cannot take
any value in the interval
2
1,
2
1. Thus, the range is
2
13sec
2
1
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2
6sin
2
3
6cos
rAD
r
AD
rOD
r
OD
=
=
=
=
0secsin
1secand1sin0
I,quadrantinliesWhen
>+
>
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fig.)sig.3to(cor.rad915
orfig.)sig.3to(cor.rad52.3
3747.02or3747.0
(rejected)2
31or
2
31sin
01sin2sin22
.
x
x
x
xx
=
+
+=
=
fig.)sig.3to(cor.rad89.5
orfig.)sig.3to(cor.rad393.0
82or
8
8coscos
=
=
=
Exercise 4C (p. 4.37)
Level 1
1.
2.
rad)3218.0(orrad3218.0
3
1tan
3cot
+
=
=
fig.)sig.3to(cor.rad463
orfig.)sig.3to(cor.rad322.0
.
=
3.
3794.0or3794.0
7.2
1sin
7.2cosec
=
=
fig.)sig.3to(cor.rad762
orfig.)sig.3to(cor.rad379.0
.
=
4.
2780.12or2780.132
1cos
32sec
=
=
fig.)sig.3to(cor.rad01.5
orfig.)sig.3to(cor.rad28.1=
5.
18
cos)2(cosor
18
coscos
)182
(sin)2(cosor)182
(sincos
9
4sincos
==
==
=
xx
xx
x
18
35or
18
=x
6.
611or
65
62or
6
3
1tan
3cot
3tancot
=
=
=
=
=
x
x
x
x
7.
0)1cosec4)(9cosec(
09cosec35cosec4 2
=+
=+
xx
xx
111.02or111.0
9
1
sin
(rejected)4
1cosecor9cosec
01cosec4or09cosec
+=
==
==+
x
x
xx
xx
fig.)sig.3to(cor.rad17.6
orfig.)sig.3to(cor.rad25.3=x
8.
9.
0)3sin2)(1sin2(
03sin4sin4
01sin4sin44
01sin4cos4
2
2
2
=+
=+
=
=
xx
xx
xx
xx
6
5or
6
6or
6
(rejected)2
3sinor
2
1sin
03sin2or01sin2
=
=
==
=+=
x
xx
xx
fig.)sig.3to(cor.rad62.2
orfig.)sig.3to(cor.rad524.0=x
10.
0)4)(sec3(sec
012sec7sec
013sec7tan
2
2
=
=+
=+
xx
xx
xx
4
1cosor
3
1cos
4secor3sec
04secor03sec
==
==
==
xx
xx
xx
When
052.5or231.1
1.2312or231.1
,3
1cos
=
x
x
x
When
.9654or318.1
1.3182or318.1
,4
1cos
=
x
x
x
fig.)sig.3to(cor.
rad05.5orfig.)sig.3to(cor.rad97.4
fig.),sig.3to(cor.
rad32.1fig.),sig.3to(cor.rad23.1=x
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fig.)sig.3to(cor.cm43.4
cm41sin332
1ofArea
2
2
=
= .OAB
fig.)sig.3to(cor.rad.245
orfig.)sig.3to(cor.rad464
fig.),sig.3to(cor.rad.143
fig.),sig.3to(cor.rad821
fig.),sig.3to(cor.rad05.1
.
.
=
19. (a)
3322
3
cotcot3cot31
)cot1(
kkk
k
+++=
+
(b)
2
1cot
0)cot21(
01cot6cot12cot8
3
23
=
=+
=+++
fig.)sig.3to(cor.rad185
orfig.)sig.3to(cor.rad03.2
.
=
Revision Exercise 4 (p. 4.41)
Level 1
1. (a)
fig.)sig.3to(cor.rad7330
rad180
4242
rad,180
1Since
.=
=
=
(b)
fig.)sig.3to(cor.rad572
rad180
147147
rad,180
1Since
.=
=
=
(c)
fig.)sig.3to(cor.rad026
rad180
345345
rad,180
1Since
.=
=
=
2. (a)
fig.)sig.3to(cor.189
1803.3rad3.3
,180
rad1Since
=
=
=
(b)
fig.)sig.3to(cor.111
21
18013
21
13
,180radSince
=
=
=
(c)
fig.)sig.3to(cor.0.81
1802rad2
,180
rad1Since
=
=
=
3. (a) Let OA = rand AOB = rad.
The length of)
AB is twice that of the radius.
2
2
=
=
rr
rad2=AOB
(b)
fig.)sig.3to(cor.605
10
10(2)2
1
cm10sectorofArea
2
2
2
.r
r
r
OAB
=
=
=
=
The radius of the sector is 5.60 cm.
4. (a)
(b)
Area of the shaded region
fig.)sig.3to(cor.cm87.1
cm)435.44.13
2
1(
2
22
=
=
5. (a)
525 = 360 + 165
The angle 525 lies in quadrantII.
(b)
22
7
2
3
11
20 +=
The angle11
20lies in quadrantIV.
(c)
)12
5(
12
17
+=
The angle
12
17 lies in quadrantII.
6. (a)
Let rbe the length ofOP. Then,
.859)2( 22 =+=r
By definition, we have
9
2cot
2
85sec
9
85cosec
2
9tan
85
2cos
85
9sin
==
==
==
==
==
==
y
x
x
r
y
r
x
y
r
x
r
y
(b)
Let rbe the length ofOP. Then,
.6)2(2 22 =+=r
By definition, we have
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R.H.S.
sinsin
sinsin
sin
sin
sin
sin
1sin
sin
sin
sin1
)sin(sinsin
1
sin
1
)sin)(sincoseccosec(L.H.S.
22
=
=
=
+=
+=
+=
yx
yx
x
y
y
x
y
x
x
y
yxyx
yxyx
22
2cot
2
3
2
6sec
32
6cosec
2
1
2
2tan
3
2
6
2cos
3
1
6
2sin
=
==
===
=
==
=
==
===
=
==
y
x
x
r
y
r
x
y
r
x
r
y
7. sec is negative.
lies in quadrant II or quadrant III.
cosec is negative.
lies in quadrant III or quadrant IV.
lies in quadrant III.
8.
2
3 0
lies in quadrant I or quadrant II.
sec < 0
must lie in quadrant II.
LetP(x,y) be a point on the terminal side ofand OP= r.
cosec = 6
In particular, we may take r= 6 andy = 1.
Since lies in quadrant II,x < 0.
35
16 22
22
=
=
= yrx
cot = 35 ,6
1sin = ,
35
6sec =
35
34
)35
6(6
135secsincot
=
=
10. (a)
xxxx
cosec2sin
2
cosec)1(cos
22
==
(b)
sec
cossin
cos1
sin
cos
cossin
1cot)cosec
cossin
1(
2
2
222
=
=
=
11. (a)
yx
yx
yxyx
sinsin
sinsin
)sin)(sincoseccosec(
22 =
+
(b)
L.H.S.
sec)(
sec)1(tan
sectan
)sectan)(sectan(R.H.S.
222
2222
22222
2
=
=
+=
+=
++=
ba
ba
aba
ababa
2
222
)sectan)(sectan(
sec)(
ababa
ba
++=
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2
)2()2(1)1(
4cosec4sec4cot4tan
4
32cosec
4
52sec
4
72cot
4tan
4
3cosec
4
5sec
4
7cot
4
3tan
=
=
+
=
=
6216
1
3
242
3
1
2
1
3cosec4
4sec
3cot6sin
3
104cosec4
4sec
32cot
6sin
3
10cosec4
4
21sec
3
5cot
6
7sin
=
+
=
+
=
+
+
+
=
+
2cos
2sin
2cot
2sin
22tan
2sin
2tan
2sin
2tanL.H.S.
C
CC
CC
CC
CBA
=
=
=
=
+=
12. (a)
2
331
2
)3(
2
1
)30180(cosec
60tan45sin
)210360(cosec
)60360(tan)45180(sin
)210cosec(
420tan225sin
32
32
32
32
+=
+
=
+=
+++=
+
(b)
(c)
13. (a)
A
AAA
CBA
2
2
cosec
1cot1)(cotcot
1)(cotcotL.H.S.
=
==
+=
AA
A
A
A
A
AA
A
AA
A
CBA
2cosecsin
sin
cos
cos
1
sin
cotsec
sin
)(cotsec
sin
)(cotsecR.H.S.
=
=
=
=
+=
A
CBACBA
sin
)(cotsec1)(cotcot
R.H.S.L.H.S.
+=+
=
(b)
2cos
22sin
2sin
2sinR.H.S.
C
C
C
BA
=
=
=
+=
2sin
2sin
2tan
R.H.S.L.H.S.
BACBA +=
+
=
14.
The graph repeats itself at intervals of2
.
+=
22cot
xy is a periodic function with period
2
.
15.
The graph repeats itself at intervals of .
y = 1 + cosec 2x is a periodic function with period .
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fig.)sig.3to(cor.rad3.57
orfig.)sig.3to(cor.rad429.0
185.2cot
2tancot
=
=
=
16. Draw the straight liney= 2 on the graph of2
secx
y = .
The two graphs intersect at3
2=x for 0 x 2.
The solution of 22
sec =x
for 0 x 2is3
2=x .
17.
fig.)sig.3to(cor.rad4.94
orfig.)sig.3to(cor.rad49.4
975.0sin
7
4sinsin
=
=
=
18.
fig.)sig.3to(cor.rad3.05
orfig.)sig.3to(cor.rad1090.0
11cosec
=
=
19.
20.
fig.)sig.3to(cor.rad71.4
(rejected)5
1or1cosec
0)cosec51)(cosec1(
0cosec5cosec41 2
=
=
=+
=
21.
0)2sin3)(1sin3(
02sin9sin9
011sin9cos9
2
2
=
=+
=+
fig.)sig.3to(cor.rad80.2
orfig.)sig.3to(cor.rad41.2
fig.),sig.3to(cor.rad730.0
fig.),sig.3to(cor.rad340.0
3
2or
3
1sin
=
=
22.
0)2cosec3)(15cosec(
030cosec43cosec3
027cosec43cot3
2
2
=+
=
=
fig.)sig.3to(cor.rad07.3
orfig.)sig.3to(cor.rad0667.0
(rejected)3
2or15cosec
=
=
Level 2
23. Let OA=rcm and AOB=rad.
)2......(52
1
)1......(122
2 =
=+
r
rr
From (1), )3.....(221
=r
By substituting (3) into (2), we have
1or5
0)1)(5(
056
10212
5212
2
1
2
2
2
==
=+
=
=
r
rr
rr
rr
rr
When r= 5,5
22
5
12==
When r= 1, 1021
12== (rejected)
rad5
2=AOB
24. (a) (i) Area of 22 msin2
1xOCF=
(ii) Area ofABCDEF
222
222
msin2
1)(
2
120
msin2
1)(
2
1102
++=
++=
xyx
xyx
(b) x+y= 80In ODE,
=
=+
05.44
cos)80(2608080 2222
In OCF,
667.2
05.44cos22 2222
=
=+
x
xxx
Area ofABCDEF
fig.)sig.3to(cor.m2480
m
05.44sin)667.2(2
1
05.44180
)80(2
120
2
2
2
2
=
+
=
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25. (a)
The graph repeats itself at intervals of2
.
y= cot 2x+ 1 is a periodic function with period
2
.
(b) From the graph,y= cot 2x+ 1 does not have
maximum or minimum values. Thus, the range is
< cot 2x+ 1 < +.
26. (a)
The graph repeats itself at intervals of.
y= cosec 2x 1 is a periodic function with
period .
(b) From the graph,y= cosec 2x 1 does not have
maximum or minimum values. Also, it cannot take
any value in the interval (2, 0). Thus, the range is < cosec 2x 1 2 or 0 cosec 2x 1 < +.
27.
2sec
2
1cos
2
1cos1
2
1sin
cosecsin2
2
2
2
2
=
=
=
=
=
x
x
x
x
xx
Draw the straight liney= 2 on the graph ofy= sec2x.
The two graphs intersect at
4
5,
4
3,
4
=x and
4
7for 0 x 2.
The solutions of 2 sinx= cosecx for 0 x 2are
4
5,
4
3,
4
=x or
4
7.
28.
13
5or1cot
0)5cot13)(1(cot
05cot8cot13
0cosec13cot818
2
2
=
=+
=
=+
fig.)sig.3to(cor.rad5.08
orfig.)sig.3to(cor.rad3.93
fig.),sig.3to(cor.rad1.94
fig.),sig.3to(cor.rad0.785=
29.
22
22
sin4sin2894sin4545
sin4sin2894cos45
sin27cos45
7cos45sin2
sec745tan2
+=
+=
=
=+
=+
(rejected)2.85
orfig.)sig.3to(cor.290.0
7
2sin
0)2sin7(
04sin28sin49
2
2
=
=
=
=+
rad0.290=
30.
6
19or
6
17,
6
7,
6
52
2
32cos
3
22sec
3cosec2sec
=
=
=
=
12
19or
12
17,
12
7,
12
5 =
31. (a) 222 )2(44 yxyxyx +=++
(b)
L.H.S.
4cossin4sin3
3sincoscossin4sin3
3coscossin4sin4R.H.S.
2
222
22
=
++=
++++=
+++=
3coscossin4
sin44cossin4sin3
2
22
++
+=++
(c)
3)cossin(2
3coscossin4sin4
4cossin4sin3)(
2
22
2
++=
+++=
++=
f
Iff() attains its minimum value, (2 sin + cos )2
attain minimum value.i.e. 0)cossin(2 2 =+
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cmtan4 r
OPOC
=
=
fig.)sig.3to(cor.82.5
orfig.)sig.3to(cor.68.2
2
1tan
=
=
Minimum value of 3)( =f
32. (a)
2
1
2
2
1
tantan2
tan1
tancossin2
sincos
2
2
2
22
+=
=
=
=
t
tt
t
y
(b) (i)
3
41
22
1
2
2tancossin2
sincos
2
2
2
22
==
=+
=
t
t
t
The equation has2tancossin2
sincos22
=
no solutions.
(ii)
2or,0
0tan
0
0
2
1
2
1
2
2
1tan
cossin2
sincos
1tancossin
sincos
cossintan)sin(cos
2
2
22
22
22
=
=
=
=
=+
=
=
=
t
t
t
The equation
cossintan)sin(cos 22 =
has 3 solutions.
33. (a)
1
cosecsin
=
= n
(b)
4cosecsin
4)cosec(sin
cosecsin4)cosec(sin)cosec(sin
cosecsin
2
22
22
=
=
+=
=+
m
m
m
(c)
=
=+
)2......(4cosecsin
)1......(cosecsin
2m
m
(1) + (2) :2
4sin
2 +=
mm
(d) Ifm=3,
2
433sin
2 +=
fig.)sig.3to(cor.rad89.5
orfig.)sig.3to(cor.rad53.3=
34. (a)
(b) Area of trapeziumABCD
)tan8
1(tan4
tan)tan4tan4(
2
1
)(2
1
22
+=
++=
+=
r
rrrr
OABCAD
(c) Area of trapeziumABCD= 64 cm2
)tan8
1)(tan4(464 22 +=
(rejected)16
2571or
16
2571tan
08tantan82
+=
=+
754.0= (cor. to 3 sig. fig.)