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    The document provides information about inverse trigonometric functions including their range, domain and graphs. It contains 15 practice questions covering topics like principal values, proving identities, and solving equations involving inverse trigonometric functions.

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    TAXSILA PUBLIC SCHOOL

    CHAPTER – 2
    INVERSE TRIGONOMETRIC FUNCATIONS
    Board Weightage: 3 Marks
    General Information
     The assignment has three sections i.e., A, B & C.
     The section A has Various theoretical questions completing the whole syllabus of the unit. These
    questions are to be revised from the class notes / text book for a better understanding of chapters.
     Section B has various questions as per the taxonomy of unit completing the questions from knowledge
    level, understanding level, application level, analysing level, synthesis level, evaluation level & other
    forms of questions like case study, art integrated problems etc. These questions are to be Solved in the
    assignment notebook.
     In section C the questions have been given for the practice purpose. Students can solve these questions
    in the practice copy for better understanding of the syllabus.
    SECTION -A
    (To be revised from the notes notebook / text book, not to be written in assignment copy )
    1. To learn range and domain of inverse trigonometric functions.
    2. Draw the graph of all six inverse trigonometric functions.
    SECTION B (To be solved in the assignment copy)
    PROBLEMS BASED ON NCERT / EXAMPLER
    −1
    1. Write the principal value of the following sin sin
    4π
    5
    . ) (
    Using the principal value evaluate the following : cos (cos
    3 )
    +sin ( sin
    3 )
    2π −1 2π−1
    2. .

    If y=cot ( √ cos x )−tan ( √ cos x ) then prove that sin y=tan ( ).


    −1 −1 x 2
    3.
    2
    2 2
    −1 x −1 y x 2 xy y 2
    4. If cos + cos =α , prove that 2 − cos α +¿ 2 =sin α ¿.
    a b a ab b

    5. Prove that 2 tan−1 (√ a−b


    a+b
    tan )=cos (
    x
    2 a+b cos x )
    a cos x +b
    .−1

    6. If tan−1 a+ tan−1 b+ tan−1 c=π prove that a+b+ c=abc .

    ( )
    2 1
    1+ x 2
    [
    7. Prove that : cos tan
    −1
    { sin ( cot−1 x ) }] =
    2+ x
    2 .

    8. If sin−1 x +sin−1 y +sin−1 z=π prove that x √ 1−x 2 + y √ 1− y 2 + z √ 1−z 2=2 xyz

    SECTION-C
    (All the questions coming in the previous years from the unit in board exams)
    (Questions to be practiced in the practice notebook)

    1. Write the principal value of cos


    −1 √ 3
    2 [
    +cos−1
    −1
    2
    . ( )]
    2. Write the value of the following tan
    −1
    ( ab )−tan ( a−b
    −1
    a+b )
    .

    −1 8 −1 3 −1 77
    3. Prove that : sin + sin =tan .
    17 5 36
    −1 −1 π
    4. Solve of x : tan 3 x + tan 2 x=
    4

    (
    5. If sin sin
    −1 1
    5 )
    +cos−1 x =1, then find the value of x .

    6. Prove that: 2 tan


    −1
    ( 15 )+sec ( 5 √7 2 )+2 tan ( 18 )= π4 .
    −1 −1

    −1 −1 −1 8
    7. Solve for x : tan ( x +1 ) + tan ( x−1 )=tan
    31

    8. Prove the following : cot


    −1
    ( xyx−+1y )+ cot (
    −1 yz +1
    y−z )+cot−1 (
    zx +1
    z −x )
    =0 . Given ( 0< xy , yx , zx < 1 ).

    9. If sin [ cot−1 ( x +1 ) ]=cos(tan−1 x), then find x .


    2
    2 5π 2
    10. If ( tan−1 x ) + ( cot−1 x ) =, then find x .
    8
    11. Solve the equation for x : sin−1 x +sin−1 ( 1−x )=cos−1 x .
    12. Find the value of tan−1 √3−cot−1 (−√ 3 ).
    −1 −1 π
    13. Solve : tan 4 x +tan 6 x= .
    4
    1
    14. Prove that sin ( 2 x √ 1−x ) =2 cos x ,
    −1 2 −1
    ≤ x ≤1 .
    √2
    15. Simplify sec
    −1
    (1
    2
    2 x −1
    , 0< x <
    1
    √2 )

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