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    LF5 - Trigonometry FOLLOW-UP With Extension

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    LF5 - Trigonometry Follow-Up

    Attempt all questions. You must show detailed reasoning where necessary.

    1) In the triangle ABC, AB = 2 2 , BC = 6 2 and angle ABC = 60o.

    Work out the following, giving your answer in simplified surd form.

    a) The area of triangle ABC. [2]

    b) The length of AC. [3]

    c) The value of sin BAC. [3]

    2) On the same axes sketch the graphs y  cos x and y = - sin 0.5𝑥 for  180 0  x  360 0
    [4]

    3) a) Show that 3 sin 2   cos 2   cos  tan   1 may be written as 2 sin 2   sin  [3]

    b) Hence solve the equation 3 sin 2   cos 2   cos  tan   1  0 giving all values of  such that
    0 0    360 0 [4]

    1
    4) (a) If 270° < x < 360° and cos x = 3 , calculate the exact value of sin x [2]

    (b) Solve tan (𝑥 + 75°) = 3 for 0° < 𝑥 < 360° to the nearest degree [4]

    𝑥
    (c) Solve 4cos2 (2) – 3 = 0 for 0° < 𝑥 < 360° to the nearest degree [5]

    Extension
    LF5 - Trigonometry Follow-Up

    Q1 a) Area =½ab sinC = ½ x 2 2 x 6 2 sin60 [M1] = 6 3 [A1]


    b) AC2 = 8 + 72 – 2.24.cos60 [M1] = 56 [M1] AC = 2 14 [A1]
    sin BAC sin 60 6 2 3/2 3
    c)  [M1] so sin BAC  [M1] sin BAC  21 [A1]
    6 2 2 14 2 14 14

    Q2)
    cos x amplitude 1 [A1], period 360°, correct phase [A1]
    -sin 0.5 x amplitude -1 [A1]; period 720°, correct phase [A1]

    sin 
    Q3 a) [M1] for using sin 2   cos 2   1 [M1] for using  tan 
    cos 
    [A1] for correct solution

    b) sin  (2 sin   1)  0 [M1] so sin θ = 0 or sin θ = ½ [M1]


    Solutions θ =0°, 30°, 150°, 180°, 360° [A1] for 3 correct, [A1] for further 2 correct

    2 2
    Q4 a) sin x =  2 [A1] for sign [A1] for 2 (sin2 θ + cos 2 θ = 1)
    3 3
    b) tan-1(3) = 71.565° [A1]
    x + 75° = 251.565° or 431.565° [M1]
    x = 177° or 357° [A2]

    c) cos2 (0.5x) = ¾ [M1]


    3
    cos (0.5x) =  [M1]
    2
    0.5x = 30o, 150o [M1]
    x= 60o, 300o, [A2]

    Extension

    θ = 15°, 75°, 195°, 255°

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