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The document is a revision guide for Grade 11 trigonometry, containing various questions and problems related to trigonometric identities, simplifications, and general solutions. It includes specific calculations and restrictions for trigonometric functions, as well as examples of when identities are invalid or undefined. Additionally, it covers the sine, cosine, and area rules for solving two-dimensional problems.

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Kutlwanong Mbombela Centre - Fiank Revision - 2025

The document is a revision guide for Grade 11 trigonometry, containing various questions and problems related to trigonometric identities, simplifications, and general solutions. It includes specific calculations and restrictions for trigonometric functions, as well as examples of when identities are invalid or undefined. Additionally, it covers the sine, cosine, and area rules for solving two-dimensional problems.

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KUTLWANONG MBOMBELA CENTRE

REVISION FOR TRIGONOMETRY-GRADE 11


QUESTION 5(Kutlwanong June 2024 ass. 4)

6 Simplify fully: sin( 90  x). cos(180   x)  tan x. cos x.sin( x  180  ) (6)

Nov 2015 (QUESTION 5)

7. In the diagram below, P(x ;24) is a point such that OP = 25 and ROP =  , where
 is an obtuse angle.

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7.1 Calculate the value of x.
(2)
7.2 Determine the value of each of the following WITHOUT using a calculator:
(a) sin 
(1)

(b) cos(180    )
(2)
(c) tan(  )
(2)
7.3 T is a point on OP such that OT  15. Determine the coordinates of T WITHOUT
using a calculator.
(4)

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GENERAL SOLUTION
1. Determine the general solution of 2 cos2 x  cos x  1  0 (7)
2. Determine the general solutions of cos2   3 sin   3 (6)

3. Solve the equation 4 cos2 x  sin x  1 and x   180  ; 360  

FINDING THE VALUES FOR WHICH IDENTITEIS ARE INVALID OR


UNDEFINED/ RESTRICTION IN TRIGONPMETRY EQUATIONS
 An identity is undefined if the denominator is zero.
 If an identity is in the form A  f (x) , it is not valid for the values for the values
of x which make f ( x)  0
sin x
 If an identity involves tanx, it is not valid for x  90  k.180 , tan x 
cos x
and cos x  0 when x  90  k.180
 EXAMPLES

tan x. cos x
3. Consider the identity 1
sin x
3.1 For which values of x will the identity above be invalid? State the general solutions.
cos x 1
4. Consider the identity tan x  
1  sin x cos x
4.1 For which values of x is the identity above undefined for the interval
x   180 ;180  ?

5. feb/march 2015
tan x  sin 2 x
5.4.1 For which value(s) of x will
2 sin 2 x

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TRIGONOMETRIC FUNCTION
QUESTION 1

4
QUESTION 2

QUESTION 3

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QUESTION 4

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THE SIN, COSINE AND AREA RULES AND SOLVING TWO DIMENSIONAL
PROBLEMS
QUESTION 1

QUESTION 2

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QUESTION 3

QUESTION 4

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QUESTION 5

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