13. Cofunction and even/odd identities

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13. Cofunction and even/odd identities

cofunction

Where do these come from? Let’s look at a right triangle SIN A = O/H = BC/AB A COS B = A/H = BC/AB SIN A = COS B Angle A = 90 – Angle B SO SIN (90-B) = COS B C B

EVEN/ODD IDENTITIES

Where do these come from? Let’s look at the graph of sin Sin is an odd function Pick an x value and find y Now pick –x value and find y Sin(-x) = -sin (x)

Where do these come from? Let’s look at the graph of cos Cos is an even function Pick an x value and find y Now pick –x value and find y Cos(-x) = cos (x)

Example

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