" (a) "quad z_(3)=cos a+sin a+i(sin a-cos a),a in[0,(pi)/(4)]

Find polar representation for the following complex numbers: z_(3)=cos a+sin a+i(sin a-cos a),a in sin[0,(pi)/(4)]

sin {cos ((cos ^ (- 1) (3 pi)) / (4))}

Prove that (i) "cos " ((pi)/(3) +x) =(1)/(2) ( " cos " x - sqrt(3) sin x) (ii) " sin " ((pi)/(4) + x) + " sin " ((pi)/(4)-x) =sqrt(2) " cos " x (iii) (1)/(sqrt(2)) " cos ((pi)/(4) + x) = (1)/(2) " (cos x - sin x) " (iv) " cos x + cos " ((2pi)/(3) +x) + " cos " ((2pi)/(3)-x) =0

The curve represented by z=(3)/(2+cos theta+i sin theta),theta in[0,2 pi)

The number of distinct real roots of the equation, |(cos x, sin x , sin x ),(sin x , cos x , sin x),(sinx , sin x , cos x )|=0 in the interval [-pi/4,pi/4] is :

If z_(1)=sqrt(2)((cos pi)/(4)+i sin((pi)/(4))) and z_(2)=sqrt(3)((cos pi)/(3)+i sin((pi)/(3))) then |z_(1)z_(2)|=

Prove that (i) " tan"^(2) .(pi)/(3) + 2cos^(2) .(pi)/(4)+ 3 sec^(2).(pi)/(6)+ 4 cos^(2).(pi)/(2)=8 (ii) " sin ".(pi)/(6) " cos 0 + sin ".(pi)/(4) " cos " .(pi)(4) + " sin " .(pi)/(3) "cos " .(pi)/(6) =(7)/(4) (iii) " 4sin " (pi)/(6) " sin"^(2) (pi)/(3) + 3 " cos " .(pi)/(3) " tan ".(pi)/(4) = " cosec"^(2).(pi)/(2)=4

Prove that (i) "sin " (7pi)/(12) " cos " (pi)/(2) - "cos " *(7pi)/(12) " sin " (pi)/(4) = (sqrt(3))/(2) (ii) " sin " (pi)/(4) " cos " (pi)/(2) + "cos"(pi)/(4) " sin " (pi)/(12) = (sqrt(3))/(2) (iii) " cos " (2pi)/(3) " cos " (pi)/(4) - " sin " (2pi)/(3) " sin " (pi)/(4) =(-(sqrt(3) +1))/(2sqrt(2))

cos(pi/4-A)-sin(pi/4+A)=0