Trigonometric Ratios of Compound Angles
TRIGONOMETRIC RATIOS OF COMPOUND ANGLES
3.1 Trigonometric Ratios for the Sum and Difference of Angles
Definitions and Equations
Sine of the Sum of Angles:
The sine of the sum of angles A and B is given by the equation:
extsin(A+B)=extsinAimesextcosB+extcosAimesextsinB
Sine of the Difference of Angles:
The sine of the difference between angles A and B is given by the equation:
extsin(A−B)=extsinAimesextcosB−extcosAimesextsinB
Cosine of the Sum of Angles:
The cosine of the sum of angles A and B is given by the equation:
extcos(A+B)=extcosAimesextcosB−extsinAimesextsinB
Cosine of the Difference of Angles:
The cosine of the difference between angles A and B is given by the equation:
extcos(A−B)=extcosAimesextcosB+extsinAimesextsinB
Tangent of Compound Angles
Tangent of the Sum of Angles:
The tangent of the sum of angles A and B is defined by the equation:
exttan(A+B)=racexttanA+exttanB1−exttanAimesexttanB
Tangent of the Difference of Angles:
The tangent of the difference between angles A and B is given by the equation:
exttan(A−B)=racexttanA−exttanB1+exttanAimesexttanB
Cotangent of Compound Angles
Cotangent of the Sum of Angles:
The cotangent of the sum of angles A and B is given by:
extcot(A+B)=racextcotA+extcotBextcotAimesextcotB−1
Cotangent of the Difference of Angles:
The cotangent of the difference between angles A and B is expressed by:
extcot(A−B)=racextcotAimesextcotB+1extcotB−extcotA
Angles in Specific Ranges
Tangent and Cotangent Summary for Three Angles
Tangent of Three Angles:
The tangent of the sum of three angles A, B, and C is defined by:
exttan(A+B+C)=racexttanA+exttanB+exttanC−exttanAimesexttanBimesexttanC1−exttanAimesexttanB−exttanBimesexttanC−exttanCimesexttanA
Cotangent of Three Angles:
The cotangent of the sum of three angles A, B, and C is given by:
extcot(A+B+C)=racextcotA+extcotB+extcotC−extcotAimesextcotBimesextcotC1−extcotAimesextcotB−extcotBimesextcotC−extcotCimesextcotA
Sine and Cosine of Three Angles
Sine of Three Angles:
The sine of the sum of angles A, B, and C can be expressed as:
extsin(A+B+C)=extsinAimesextcosBimesextcosC+extcosAimesextsinBimesextcosC+extcosAimesextcosBimesextsinC
Cosine of Three Angles:
The cosine of the sum of angles A, B, and C is given by:
extcos(A+B+C)=extcosAimesextcosBimesextcosC−extsinAimesextsinBimesextcosC−extsinAimesextcosBimesextsinC−extcosAimesextsinBimesextsinC
Product-to-Sum Formulas
Sine Product:
The product of the sine of sums can be simplified as:
extsin(A+B)imesextsin(A−B)=extsin2A−extsin2B
Cosine Product:
The product of the cosine of sums can be simplified as:
extcos(A+B)imesextcos(A−B)=extcos2A−extsin2B
This section elaborates on the formulas and definitions critical for working with compound angles in trigonometry, providing a solid framework for understanding and applying trigonometric identities in various mathematical contexts, particularly for IIT JEE preparation.