Multiple Angles
What are multiple angles?
If A be a given angle then 2A, 3A, 4A, etc., are called multiple angles. Here we will derive the formulae for multiples of angles or numbers.
The following are the sub-topics which deals with the trigonometrical ratio of multiple angels such as trigonometric functions of 2A in terms of A, trigonometric ratios of 2A in terms of tan A and trigonometric ratios of angle 3A in terms of an angle A.
- sin 2A in Terms of A
- cos 2A in Terms of A
- tan 2A in Terms of A
- sin 2A in Terms of tan A
- cos 2A in Terms of tan A
- Trigonometric Functions of A in Terms of cos 2A
- sin 3A in Terms of A
- cos 3A in Terms of A
- tan 3A in Terms of A
- Multiple Angle Formulae
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