Solving Trig Equations

 Example 1

 2

 4

 

 

  Example 2
 

3

3

 Example 3
  

 4

1

   Example 4

 1

 

1

 

   Example 5

 5

5

 

   Example 6

1

 

1

 

 

Example 7

1

1

1

 

Example 8

8

8

 

Example 9

9

9

 

Example 10

10

10

Example 11

11

Example 12

12

12

 

When faced with equations involving double angle or compound angles, the aim is to end up with a factorised equation  that equals zero.
The individual parts can then be discovered,  and discarded if necessary.

Example

13

13

© Alexander Forrest