Section 8.4 Day 2 Board Practice

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Section 8.4 Day 2 Board Practice. Pre-Calculus. Problem 1. Simplify the expression (cot y)(sin y). Problem 2. Simplify the expression (1 – sin 2 x)(tan 2 x). Problem 3. Simplify the expression c os 3 x + cosxsin 2 x. Problem 4. Simplify the expression (1 – cosx )(1 + cosx ).

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Section 8.4 Day 2 Board Practice

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Section 8.4 Day 2Board Practice Pre-Calculus
Problem 1 • Simplify the expression (cot y)(sin y)
Problem 2 • Simplify the expression (1 – sin2x)(tan2x)
Problem 3 • Simplify the expression cos3x + cosxsin2x
Problem 4 • Simplify the expression (1 – cosx)(1 + cosx)
Problem 5 • Simplify the expression
Problem 6 • Simplify the expression
Problem 7 • Simplify the expression cos (π/2 – B)
Problem 8 • Simplify the expression
Problem 9 • Simplify the expression
Problem 10 • Simplify the expression (cot x)(sec x)
Homework • Workbook: page 41-42

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8.4 day 2 Tests for Convergence

8.4 day one

Section 8.4: Trig Identities &amp; Equations

Section 8.4 Notes

Section 8.4: Comparison Tests

Section 8.4

Section 8.4

Section 8.4

Section 7.1 – Day 2

Section 2 (Day 3)

Section 10.1-10.3 Board Practice

Section 8.4: Determinants

Section 2 (Day 4)

Section 8.4

Section 8.4—Le Chatelier’s Principle

Section 8.4

Cryptography Section 8.4

Section 8.4

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Section 8.4

Section 2.3 Day 2

Section 8.4 Opening Act

Section 8.4: Trig Identities & Equations