This document summarizes key formulas and concepts in trigonometry including:
1) Definitions of the six trigonometric ratios in right-angled triangles.
2) Addition and subtraction formulas for trigonometric functions of angles.
3) Formulas expressing trigonometric products as sums or differences.
4) Properties and formulas for trigonometric functions of multiple, inverse and complementary angles.
This document summarizes key formulas and concepts in trigonometry including:
1) Definitions of the six trigonometric ratios in right-angled triangles.
2) Addition and subtraction formulas for trigonometric functions of angles.
3) Formulas expressing trigonometric products as sums or differences.
4) Properties and formulas for trigonometric functions of multiple, inverse and complementary angles.
This document summarizes key formulas and concepts in trigonometry including:
1) Definitions of the six trigonometric ratios in right-angled triangles.
2) Addition and subtraction formulas for trigonometric functions of angles.
3) Formulas expressing trigonometric products as sums or differences.
4) Properties and formulas for trigonometric functions of multiple, inverse and complementary angles.
This document summarizes key formulas and concepts in trigonometry including:
1) Definitions of the six trigonometric ratios in right-angled triangles.
2) Addition and subtraction formulas for trigonometric functions of angles.
3) Formulas expressing trigonometric products as sums or differences.
4) Properties and formulas for trigonometric functions of multiple, inverse and complementary angles.
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In a right-angled triangle, Sin= Opposite Side/Hypotenuse Cos= Adjacent Side/Hypotenuse Tan= Sin/Cos = Opposite Side/Adjacent Side Cosec = 1/Sin=
Hypotenuse/Opposite Side Sec = 1/Cos = Hypotenuse/Adjacent Side Cot = 1/tan = Cos/Sin = Adjacent Side/Opposite Side SinCosec = CosSec = TanCot = 1 Sin !"-# = Cos, Cos !"-# = Sin Sin$ % Cos$ = 1 Tan$ % 1 = Sec$ Cot$ % 1 = Cosec$ Addition and su&traction 'or(ula)Sin A%*# = SinACos* % CosASin* Sin A-*# = SinACos& - CosASin* Cos A%*# = CosACos* - SinASin*
Cos A-*# = CosACos* % SinASin* Tan A%*# = TanA%Tan*#/ 1-TanATan*# Tan A-*# = TanA - Tan*#/ 1%TanATan*# Cot A%*# = CotACot*-1#/ CotA % Cot*# Cot A-*# = CotACot*%1#/ Cot*-CotA# Sin A%*#%Sin A-*# = +SinACos* Sin A%*#-Sin A-*# = +CosASin* Cos A%*#%Cos A-*# = +CosACos* Cos A-*# - Cos A-*# = +SinASin* SinC % Sin, = +Sin- C%,#/+.Cos- C-,#/+. SinC - Sin, = +Cos- C%,#/+.Sin- C-,#/+. CosC % Cos, = +Cos- C%,#/+.Cos- C-,#/+. CosC - Cos, = +Sin- C%,#/+.Sin- ,-C#/+. Sin+ = +SinCos = +tan#/ 1%tan$# Cos+ = Cos$ - Sin$ = +Cos$ - 1= 1 - +Sin$ =
1-tan$#/ 1%tan$# Tan+ = +tan$/ 1-tan#
Angles are gi/en in degrees, !" degrees, 10" degrees etc1# I1 Sin -#=-Sin Cos -# = Cos tan -# = -tan cot -# = -cot sec -# = sec cosec -#= - cosec II1 sin !"-# = cos cos !"-# = sin tan !"-# = cot cot !"-# = tan sec !"-# = cosec cosec !"-# = sec III1 sin !"%# = cos cos !"%# = -sin tan !"%# = -cot cot !"%# = -tan
sec !"%# = -cosec cosec !"%# = sec I21 sin 10"-# = sin cos 10"-# = -cos tan 10"-# = -tan cot 10"-# = cot sec 10"-# = -sec cosec 10"-# = cosec 21 sin 10"%# = -sin cos 10"%# = -cos tan 10"%# = tan cot 10"%# = cot sec 10"%# = -sec cosec 10"%# = -cosec
Formulas which express the sum or difference in product
Formulae which express products as sums or difference of Sines and Cosines
Trignometric ratios of Multiple Angles
Trignometric ratios of 3
Trignometric ratios of sub-multiple angles
Properties of n!erse Trignometric Functions
Properties of Triangles Sine Formula "or #aw of Sines$ In any 3A*C,
Cosine Formula "or #aw of Cosines$ In any 3A*C,
These 'or(ulas are also 4ritten as
Pro%ection formulas In any 3A*C,
&alf-Angles and Sides
In any 3A*C,
Area of a Triangle
Hero5s 'ro(ula
ncircle and Circumcircle A circle 4hich touches the three sides o' a traingle internally is called the incircle1The center o' the circle is called the incentre and the raidus is called the inradius1 I' r is the inradius, then
The circle 4hich passes through the /ertices o' a triangle is called the circu(circle o' a triangle or circu(scri&ing circle1 The centre o' this circle is the circu(centre and the radius o' the circu(circle is the circu(radius1 I' 6 is the circu(radius, then
I' 3 is the area o' the triangle,
&'perbolic Functions
(elation between circular and h'perbolic functions
