1. x
Solutions to Homework Problems from Section 7.3 of Stewart
1. Given that sin x ? 5/13 and that x is in quadrant I, we have
2
? 144
cos 2 x ? 1 ? sin 2 x ? 1 ? 5
169
13
so
144 ? ? 12 .
13
169
Since x is in quadrant I we know that cos x ? 0 so cos x ? 12/13. From this we obtain
12 ? 120
sin 2x ? 2 sin x cos x ? 2 5
169
13
13
2
2
? 119
? 5
cos 2x ? cos 2 x ? sin 2 x ? 12
169
13
13
tan 2x ? sin 2x ? 120 .
119
cos 2x
3. Given that tan x ? ?4/3 and that x is in quadrant II we have
2
? 1 ? 25
sec 2 x ? tan 2 x ? 1 ? ? 4
9
3
which means that sec x ? ?5/3 and consequently cos x ? ?3/5. Since x is in quadrant II we
know that cos x ? 0. Thus cos x ? ?3/5. This gives us sin x ? 4/5 (using the main
Pythagorean identity and the fact that x is in quadrant II). Thus
? 3 ? ? 24
sin 2x ? 2 sin x cos x ? 2 4
5
5
25
2
2
?? 7
? 4
cos 2x ? cos 2 x ? sin 2 x ? ? 3
5
5
25
tan 2x ? sin 2x ? 24 .
7
cos 2x
5. Given that sin x ? ?3/5 and that x is in quadrant III, we obtain
cos x ? ?
cos x ? ? 1 ? sin 2 x ? ? 1 ? ? 3
5
2
? ?4
5
which gives us
? 4 ? 24
sin 2x ? 2 sin x cos x ? 2 ? 3
5
5
25
2
2
? 7
cos 2x ? cos 2 x ? sin 2 x ? ? 4
? ?3
5
5
25
tan 2x ? sin 2x ? 24 .
7
cos 2x
4
7. We want to write sin x in terms of first powers of cosine. First note that
1 ? cos?2x?
sin 2 x ?
2
which means that
1 ? cos?2x? 2
1 ? 2 cos?2x? ? cos 2 ?2x?
2
?
.
sin 4 x ? sin 2 x ?
2
4
Now note that
cos 2 ?2x? ?
1 ? cos?4x?
.
2
This gives us
1?cos?4x?
1 ? 2 cos?2x? ?
2
sin x ?
? 2
4
2
2 ? 4 cos?2x? ? 1 ? cos?4x?
?
8
3 ? 4 cos?2x? ? cos?4x?
?
8
4
or
sin 4 x ? 3 ? 1 cos?2x? ? 1 cos?4x?.
8
8
2
9.
cos 4 x sin 4 x ? 1 ?2 sin x cos x? 4
16
? 1 ?sin?2x?? 4
16
? 1 sin 4 ?2x?.
16
Using the result of problem 7, we know that
sin 4 ?2x? ? 3 ? 1 cos?4x? ? 1 cos?8x?.
8
8
2
Thus
cos 4 x sin 4 x ? 1 3 ? 1 cos?4x? ? 1 cos?8x?
8
2
16 8
? 3 ? 1 cos?4x? ? 1 cos?8x?.
128
128
32
11. Using the result from problem 7 we have
3 ? 4 cos?2x? ? cos?4x?
cos 2 x sin 4 x ? cos 2 x
8
1 ? cos?2x?
3 ? 4 cos?2x? ? cos?4x?
?
8
2
3 ? 4 cos?2x? ? cos?4x? ? 3 cos?2x? ? 4 cos 2 ?2x? ? cos?4x? cos?2x?
?
16
2
3 ? cos?2x? ? cos?4x? ? 4 cos ?2x? ? cos?4x? cos?2x?
?
.
16
We must now deal with the 4 cos 2 ?2x? and the cos?4x? cos?2x?. First note that
1 ? cos?4x?
? 2 ? 2 cos?4x?
4 cos 2 ?2x? ? 4 ?
2
To deal with cos?4x? cos?2x? we use the product to sum formula on page 480 of the
textbook:
cos?u ? v? ? cos?u ? v?
cos u cos v ?
.
2
This gives us
cos?4x? cos?2x? ?
cos?6x? ? cos?2x?
.
2
Finally,
3 ? cos?2x? ? cos?4x? ? 4 cos 2 ?2x? ? cos?4x? cos?2x?
16
cos?6x??cos?2x?
3 ? cos?2x? ? cos?4x? ? ?2 ? 2 cos?4x?? ?
2
?
? 2
16
2
6 ? 2 cos?2x? ? 2 cos?4x? ? 4 ? 4 cos?4x? ? cos?6x? ? cos?2x?
?
32
2 ? cos?2x? ? 2 cos?4x? ? cos?6x?
?
.
32
cos 2 x sin 4 x ?
In conclusion,
cos 2 x sin 4 x ? 1 ? 1 cos?2x? ? 1 cos?4x? ? 1 cos?6x?.
32
32
16
16
13.
1 ? cos?30 ? ?
2
sin 2 ?15 ? ? ?
1 ? 23
?
? 2
2
2
2? 3
?
.
4
Thus
2? 3
4
sin?15 ? ? ?
?
2? 3
.
2
15.
cos 2 ?22. 5 ? ? ?
1 ? cos?45 ? ?
2
1 ? 22
?
? 2
2
2
2? 2
?
.
4
Thus
2? 2
.
2
17. This is really the same as problem 13 because ?/12 radians is the same as 15 ? . Thus
cos?22. 5 ? ? ?
sin
?
12
?
2? 3
.
2
19.
a. 2 sin?18 ? ? cos?18 ? ? ? sin?2 ? 18 ? ? ? sin?36 ? ?.
b. 2 sin?3?? cos?3?? ? sin?6??.
21.
a. cos 2 ?34 ? ? ? sin 2 ?34 ? ? ? cos?2 ? 34 ? ? ? cos?68 ? ?.
b. cos 2 ?5?? ? sin 2 ?5?? ? cos?2 ? 5?? ? cos?10??.
23.
a. First note that
cos 2 ?4 ? ? ?
1 ? cos?8 ? ?
2
and thus
1 ? cos?8 ? ? ? 2 cos 2 ?4 ? ?.
Also
sin?8 ? ? ? 2 sin?4 ? ? cos?4 ? ?.
Thus
sin?8 ? ?
2 sin?4 ? ? cos?4 ? ?
?
? tan?4 ? ?.
1 ? cos?8 ? ?
2 cos 2 ?4 ? ?
b. Using the same kind of reasoning as in part a we have
1 ? cos?4?? ? 2 sin 2 ?2??
and
sin?4?? ? 2 sin?2?? cos?2??.
Thus
2 sin 2 ?2??
1 ? cos?4??
?
? tan?2??.
2 sin?2?? cos?2??
sin?4??
25. Given that sin x ? 3/5 and that 0 ? ? x ? 90 ? we can use the main Pythagorean identity to
deduce that cos x ? 4/5. This gives us
1 ? 45
sin 2 x ? 1 ? cos x ?
? 1
2
10
2
2
x
?
?
and since 0 ? 2 ? 45 we conclude that
sin x
2
?
1 ?
10
10
.
10
Likewise
cos
2
x
2
1?
? 1 ? cos x ?
2
2
4
5
? 9
10
and we obtain
cos x
2
?
3 10
.
10
This gives us
tan x ? 1 .
3
2
?
?
27. Given that csc x ? 3 and that 90 ? x ? 180 , we have sin x ? 1/3 and we can use the
main Pythagorean identity to deduce that cos x ? ?2 2 /3. This gives us
1 ? 2 32
1
?
cos
x
x
?
?
sin
2
2
2
?
?
and since 45 ? x ? 90 we conclude that
2
sin x
2
?
2
3?2 2
? 1 ?
?
2
3
6
3?2 2
.
6
Likewise
cos
2
x
2
1 ? 2 32
1
?
cos
x
?
?
2
2
2
3?2 2
? 1 ?
?
2
3
6
and we obtain
cos x
2
?
3?2 2
.
6
tan x
2
?
3?2 2
.
3?2 2
This gives us
29. Given that sec x ? 3/2 and that 270 ? ? x ? 360 ? , we have cos x ? 2/3 and
1 ? 23
? 1
sin 2 x ? 1 ? cos x ?
2
6
2
2
x
?
?
and since 135 ? 2 ? 180 , we conclude that
sin x
2
?
1 ?
6
6
.
6
Likewise
cos
2
x
2
1?
? 1 ? cos x ?
2
2
2
3
? 5
6
and we obtain
cos x
2
??
5 ? ? 30 .
6
6
This gives us
5
.
tan x ? ?
5
2
31. We want to write the product sin?2x? cos?3x? as a sum. Note that
sin?2x? cos?3x? ? cos?2x? sin?3x? ? sin?2x ? 3x?
and that
sin?2x? cos?3x? ? cos?2x? sin?3x? ? sin?2x ? 3x?
Adding the above two equations we obtain
2 sin?2x? cos?3x? ? sin?5x? ? sin??x?.
Using the fact that sin??x? ? ? sin x, we obtain
sin?2x? cos?3x? ? 1 ?sin?5x? ? sin?x??.
2
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