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Unit 4 Trigonometry
Allied Angles:
To connect the trigonometrical ratios of with those of U
Thus
Similarly
sin (90 r U) = cosU cosec (90 r U) = sec U
cos (90 r U) = sin U sec (90 r U) = cosec U
tan (90 r U) = cot U cot (90 r U) = tan U
To connect the trigonometrical ratios of 90 r +U wi th those U
sin (90 r + U) = cosU cosec (90 r + U) = sec U
cos (90 r + U) = sin U sec (90 r + U) = cosec U
tan (90 r + U) = cot U cot (90 r + U) = tan U
To express the trigonometrical ratios of 18 0 r U in terms of those of U
sin ( 18 0 r U) = sin U cosec ( 18 0 r U) = cosec U
tantancoscos,sinsin !!! and
UUUUUU cotcotsecsec,coscos !!! and ecec
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cos ( 18 0 r U) = cosU sec ( 18 0 r U) = sec U
tan ( 18 0 r U) = tan U cot ( 18 0 r U) = cot U
Multiple and Sub-multiple angle
The angles 2A, 3A, 4A etc., are called multiple angles. And etc., are called submultiple angles.
sin 2A = 2 sin A cos A
cos 2A = cos2 A sin
2 A = 1 2
sin2 A = 2 cos A
2 1
tan 2A =
Unit 5 Limits and continuitye
Theorem(): It (an) and (bn) and two sequences converging to a and b respectively, then
a) (an + bn) a + b
b) (an bn) a b
A
A2
tan1
tan2
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c) (kan) ka
d) (anbn) ab
e) providedbn{ 0 for all n and b { 0.
� We study important properties of limits of functions as a theorem.We can evaluate limits using
this theorem (noted as a proposition).
� Proposition:
where k is a constant
Theorem: Let k be a constant, f and g functions having limit at a and n a positive integer. Then the
following hold good.
axIt ax
!p
k k It ax
!p
22axIt
ax!
p
33axIt
ax!
p
nn
axaxIt !
p
axIt ax
!p
� Two important trigonometric limits:
If f(x) = sin x, then
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Rules of Integration
2 Sin A Cos B = Sin (A + B) + Sin (A B)
2 Cos A Sin B = sin (A + B) Sin (A B)
2 Cos A Cos B = Cos (A + B) Cos (A B)
2 sin A Sin B = Cos (A B) Cos (A + B)
More formulas in integration
Using the method of substitution or integration by parts, we can derive the following formulas
Integral of functions of the form
xd x
xbxa
sincos
sincos
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Method
Step 1: Let numerator = A (Denominator) + (Denominator)
Step 2: Find the values of A and B
Step 3: Split the function and integrate
We have already seen this
Completion of squares
All the subsequent methods use a technique called Completing the square. It is simply writing a
quadratic expression in the form, a2
+ x 2,
a2
x 2, x
2 a
2.
� Integration of functions of the form
Method:
Step 1:Write
Step 2: Find the values of A and B
Step 3: Split the function and integrate
Integration of functions of the form
Method: Write in the form
Integration of functions of the form
cbxax
mIx
2
Bcbxaxdx
d §
mIx ! 2
cbxax 2
1
cbxax 2 222222 xaor axor ax
cbxax
mIx
2
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Method:
Step 1:Write
Step 2: Find the values of A and B
Step 3: Split the function and integrate
Integrals of functions of the form
Method:Write in form
and integrate
Integration of functions of the form
Method:
Step 1:Write
Step 2: Find the values of A and B
Step 3: Split the function and integrate
Bcbxaxdx
d ̈
2Im
cbxax 2
1
cbxax 2 222222 axor xaor xa
cbxaxmIx 2
Bc
bxaxdx
d ©
mIx !
2