Paper 2 June 2025, Question 8 6 marks
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Show that
where N is an integer to be found.
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State the two values of x between 0° and 360° for which the value of N in part (b) is not valid.
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AQA A Level Maths
Topic questions Pure mathematics Trigonometric proof
6 questions · 52 marks · about 1 hour
Show that
where N is an integer to be found.
State the two values of x between 0° and 360° for which the value of N in part (b) is not valid.
Show that the expression
sin 2 θ cosec θ + cos 2 θ sec θ
can be written as
4 cos θ – sec θ
where sinθ ≠ 0 and cosθ ≠ 0
Explain why the student should reject one of their values for cosθ in Step 4.
State the correct solutions to the equation
Also involves Trigonometric identities
Given that cos
1, prove the identity
Hence, find the set of values of A for which the equation
has real solutions.
Fully justify your answer.
Given that is obtuse and
find the exact value of cot
Also involves Secant, cosecant and cotangent · Quotient rule
Given that
Express y in terms of sin .
Hence, prove that
Show that
Use the substitution
to show that
can be written as
where k is a constant to be found.
Hence, show
where c is a constant.
Also involves Trigonometric identities
For cos
0, prove that
Also involves Trigonometric identities
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