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Unit 3: Trig Identities Jeopardy Basic Verify/Simplify Harder Verify/Simplify Hardest Verify/Simplify Applying Identities 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400

Simplify to a single trigonometric Function 100 Basic Identities Question: Simplify to a single trigonometric Function Answer:

200 Basic Identities Question: Verify the identity Answer:

300 Basic Identities Question: Verify the identity Answer:

400 Basic Identities Question: Verify the identity. Answer:

100 Harder Identies Question: Verify the identity Answer:

200 Harder Identities Question: Verify the identity Answer:

300 Harder Identities Question: Simplify the identity Answer:

400 Harder Identities Question: Verify the identity Answer:

100 Hardest Identities Question: Verify the identity Answer:

200 Hardest Identities Question: Verify the identity. Answer:

300 Hardest Identities Question: Verify the identity Answer:

400 Hardest Identities Question: Verify the identity. Answer:

100 Applying Identities Question: Find the exact value. Answer:

200 Applying Identities Question: Answer: If csc α = 25/7 and sec β = 5/4, find sin (α – β). Assume both angles are in quadrant I. Answer:

300 Applying Identities Question: Find the exact value Answer:

400 Applying Identities Question: If csc  = 7/5 and  terminates in quadrant II, find the exact value of sin 2. Answer:

Final Jeopardy Question: Simplify