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PHYSICS · Multi-part · ISC · Physics · Kinematics · Kinematic equations
Problem
Answer the following, showing each step clearly: (i) Express tan A and sec A entirely in terms of sin A and cos A. (ii) Prove that
1
−
cos
2
A
sin
A
cos
A
=
tan
A
\dfrac{1-\cos^{2}A}{\sin A\cos A}=\tan A
sin
A
cos
A
1
−
cos
2
A
=
tan
A
. (iii) Hence or otherwise, show that
tan
A
sec
A
=
sin
A
\dfrac{\tan A}{\sec A}=\sin A
sec
A
tan
A
=
sin
A
.
Related theory
Uniform Motion & Constant Acceleration in 1D
Kinematic Equations for Uniform Acceleration
Kinematic Equations
Newton's second law
Equations of motion
Laws of Motion
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