:: Formulas And Identities of Trigonometric Functions :: by Yuzhong Ding and Xiquan Liang :: :: Received March 18, 2004 :: Copyright (c) 2004-2012 Association of Mizar Users begin theorem Th1: :: SIN_COS5:1 for x being real number st cos x <> 0 holds cosec x = (sec x) / (tan x) proofend; theorem Th2: :: SIN_COS5:2 for x being real number st sin x <> 0 holds cos x = (sin x) * (cot x) proofend; theorem :: SIN_COS5:3 for x1, x2, x3 being real number st sin x1 <> 0 & sin x2 <> 0 & sin x3 <> 0 holds sin ((x1 + x2) + x3) = (((sin x1) * (sin x2)) * (sin x3)) * (((((cot x2) * (cot x3)) + ((cot x1) * (cot x3))) + ((cot x1) * (cot x2))) - 1) proofend; theorem :: SIN_COS5:4 for x1, x2, x3 being real number st sin x1 <> 0 & sin x2 <> 0 & sin x3 <> 0 holds cos ((x1 + x2) + x3) = - ((((sin x1) * (sin x2)) * (sin x3)) * ((((cot x1) + (cot x2)) + (cot x3)) - (((cot x1) * (cot x2)) * (cot x3)))) proofend; theorem Th5: :: SIN_COS5:5 for x being real number holds sin (2 * x) = (2 * (sin x)) * (cos x) proofend; theorem Th6: :: SIN_COS5:6 for x being real number st cos x <> 0 holds sin (2 * x) = (2 * (tan x)) / (1 + ((tan x) ^2)) proofend; theorem Th7: :: SIN_COS5:7 for x being real number holds ( cos (2 * x) = ((cos x) ^2) - ((sin x) ^2) & cos (2 * x) = (2 * ((cos x) ^2)) - 1 & cos (2 * x) = 1 - (2 * ((sin x) ^2)) ) proofend; theorem Th8: :: SIN_COS5:8 for x being real number st cos x <> 0 holds cos (2 * x) = (1 - ((tan x) ^2)) / (1 + ((tan x) ^2)) proofend; theorem :: SIN_COS5:9 for x being real number st cos x <> 0 holds tan (2 * x) = (2 * (tan x)) / (1 - ((tan x) ^2)) proofend; theorem :: SIN_COS5:10 for x being real number st sin x <> 0 holds cot (2 * x) = (((cot x) ^2) - 1) / (2 * (cot x)) proofend; theorem Th11: :: SIN_COS5:11 for x being real number st cos x <> 0 holds (sec x) ^2 = 1 + ((tan x) ^2) proofend; theorem :: SIN_COS5:12 for x being real number holds cot x = 1 / (tan x) by XCMPLX_1:57; theorem Th13: :: SIN_COS5:13 for x being real number st cos x <> 0 & sin x <> 0 holds ( sec (2 * x) = ((sec x) ^2) / (1 - ((tan x) ^2)) & sec (2 * x) = ((cot x) + (tan x)) / ((cot x) - (tan x)) ) proofend; theorem :: SIN_COS5:14 for x being real number st sin x <> 0 holds (cosec x) ^2 = 1 + ((cot x) ^2) proofend; theorem :: SIN_COS5:15 for x being real number st cos x <> 0 & sin x <> 0 holds ( cosec (2 * x) = ((sec x) * (cosec x)) / 2 & cosec (2 * x) = ((tan x) + (cot x)) / 2 ) proofend; theorem Th16: :: SIN_COS5:16 for x being real number holds sin (3 * x) = (- (4 * ((sin x) |^ 3))) + (3 * (sin x)) proofend; theorem Th17: :: SIN_COS5:17 for x being real number holds cos (3 * x) = (4 * ((cos x) |^ 3)) - (3 * (cos x)) proofend; theorem :: SIN_COS5:18 for x being real number st cos x <> 0 holds tan (3 * x) = ((3 * (tan x)) - ((tan x) |^ 3)) / (1 - (3 * ((tan x) ^2))) proofend; theorem :: SIN_COS5:19 for x being real number st sin x <> 0 holds cot (3 * x) = (((cot x) |^ 3) - (3 * (cot x))) / ((3 * ((cot x) ^2)) - 1) proofend; theorem :: SIN_COS5:20 for x being real number holds (sin x) ^2 = (1 - (cos (2 * x))) / 2 proofend; theorem :: SIN_COS5:21 for x being real number holds (cos x) ^2 = (1 + (cos (2 * x))) / 2 proofend; theorem :: SIN_COS5:22 for x being real number holds (sin x) |^ 3 = ((3 * (sin x)) - (sin (3 * x))) / 4 proofend; theorem :: SIN_COS5:23 for x being real number holds (cos x) |^ 3 = ((3 * (cos x)) + (cos (3 * x))) / 4 proofend; theorem :: SIN_COS5:24 for x being real number holds (sin x) |^ 4 = ((3 - (4 * (cos (2 * x)))) + (cos (4 * x))) / 8 proofend; theorem :: SIN_COS5:25 for x being real number holds (cos x) |^ 4 = ((3 + (4 * (cos (2 * x)))) + (cos (4 * x))) / 8 proofend; :: Half Angle theorem :: SIN_COS5:26 for x being real number holds ( sin (x / 2) = sqrt ((1 - (cos x)) / 2) or sin (x / 2) = - (sqrt ((1 - (cos x)) / 2)) ) proofend; theorem :: SIN_COS5:27 for x being real number holds ( cos (x / 2) = sqrt ((1 + (cos x)) / 2) or cos (x / 2) = - (sqrt ((1 + (cos x)) / 2)) ) proofend; theorem :: SIN_COS5:28 for x being real number st sin (x / 2) <> 0 holds tan (x / 2) = (1 - (cos x)) / (sin x) proofend; theorem :: SIN_COS5:29 for x being real number st cos (x / 2) <> 0 holds tan (x / 2) = (sin x) / (1 + (cos x)) proofend; theorem :: SIN_COS5:30 for x being real number holds ( tan (x / 2) = sqrt ((1 - (cos x)) / (1 + (cos x))) or tan (x / 2) = - (sqrt ((1 - (cos x)) / (1 + (cos x)))) ) proofend; theorem :: SIN_COS5:31 for x being real number st cos (x / 2) <> 0 holds cot (x / 2) = (1 + (cos x)) / (sin x) proofend; theorem :: SIN_COS5:32 for x being real number st sin (x / 2) <> 0 holds cot (x / 2) = (sin x) / (1 - (cos x)) proofend; theorem :: SIN_COS5:33 for x being real number holds ( cot (x / 2) = sqrt ((1 + (cos x)) / (1 - (cos x))) or cot (x / 2) = - (sqrt ((1 + (cos x)) / (1 - (cos x)))) ) proofend; theorem :: SIN_COS5:34 for x being real number st sin (x / 2) <> 0 & cos (x / 2) <> 0 & 1 - ((tan (x / 2)) ^2) <> 0 & not sec (x / 2) = sqrt ((2 * (sec x)) / ((sec x) + 1)) holds sec (x / 2) = - (sqrt ((2 * (sec x)) / ((sec x) + 1))) proofend; theorem :: SIN_COS5:35 for x being real number st sin (x / 2) <> 0 & cos (x / 2) <> 0 & 1 - ((tan (x / 2)) ^2) <> 0 & not cosec (x / 2) = sqrt ((2 * (sec x)) / ((sec x) - 1)) holds cosec (x / 2) = - (sqrt ((2 * (sec x)) / ((sec x) - 1))) proofend; definition let x be real number ; func coth x -> Real equals :: SIN_COS5:def 1 (cosh x) / (sinh x); coherence (cosh x) / (sinh x) is Real ; func sech x -> Real equals :: SIN_COS5:def 2 1 / (cosh x); coherence 1 / (cosh x) is Real ; func cosech x -> Real equals :: SIN_COS5:def 3 1 / (sinh x); coherence 1 / (sinh x) is Real ; end; :: deftheorem defines coth SIN_COS5:def_1_:_ for x being real number holds coth x = (cosh x) / (sinh x); :: deftheorem defines sech SIN_COS5:def_2_:_ for x being real number holds sech x = 1 / (cosh x); :: deftheorem defines cosech SIN_COS5:def_3_:_ for x being real number holds cosech x = 1 / (sinh x); theorem Th36: :: SIN_COS5:36 for x being real number holds ( coth x = ((exp_R x) + (exp_R (- x))) / ((exp_R x) - (exp_R (- x))) & sech x = 2 / ((exp_R x) + (exp_R (- x))) & cosech x = 2 / ((exp_R x) - (exp_R (- x))) ) proofend; theorem :: SIN_COS5:37 for x being real number st (exp_R x) - (exp_R (- x)) <> 0 holds (tanh x) * (coth x) = 1 proofend; theorem :: SIN_COS5:38 for x being real number holds ((sech x) ^2) + ((tanh x) ^2) = 1 proofend; theorem :: SIN_COS5:39 for x being real number st sinh x <> 0 holds ((coth x) ^2) - ((cosech x) ^2) = 1 proofend; Lm1: for x being real number holds coth (- x) = - (coth x) proofend; theorem Th40: :: SIN_COS5:40 for x1, x2 being real number st sinh x1 <> 0 & sinh x2 <> 0 holds coth (x1 + x2) = (1 + ((coth x1) * (coth x2))) / ((coth x1) + (coth x2)) proofend; theorem :: SIN_COS5:41 for x1, x2 being real number st sinh x1 <> 0 & sinh x2 <> 0 holds coth (x1 - x2) = (1 - ((coth x1) * (coth x2))) / ((coth x1) - (coth x2)) proofend; theorem :: SIN_COS5:42 for x1, x2 being real number st sinh x1 <> 0 & sinh x2 <> 0 holds ( (coth x1) + (coth x2) = (sinh (x1 + x2)) / ((sinh x1) * (sinh x2)) & (coth x1) - (coth x2) = - ((sinh (x1 - x2)) / ((sinh x1) * (sinh x2))) ) proofend; Lm2: for x being real number holds (cosh . x) ^2 = 1 + ((sinh . x) ^2) proofend; Lm3: for x being real number holds ((cosh . x) ^2) - 1 = (sinh . x) ^2 proofend; theorem :: SIN_COS5:43 for x being real number holds sinh (3 * x) = (3 * (sinh x)) + (4 * ((sinh x) |^ 3)) proofend; theorem :: SIN_COS5:44 for x being real number holds cosh (3 * x) = (4 * ((cosh x) |^ 3)) - (3 * (cosh x)) proofend; theorem :: SIN_COS5:45 for x being real number st sinh x <> 0 holds coth (2 * x) = (1 + ((coth x) ^2)) / (2 * (coth x)) proofend; Lm4: for x being real number st x > 0 holds sinh x >= 0 proofend; theorem :: SIN_COS5:46 for x being real number st x >= 0 holds sinh x >= 0 proofend; theorem :: SIN_COS5:47 for x being real number st x <= 0 holds sinh x <= 0 proofend; theorem :: SIN_COS5:48 for x being real number holds cosh (x / 2) = sqrt (((cosh x) + 1) / 2) proofend; theorem :: SIN_COS5:49 for x being real number st sinh (x / 2) <> 0 holds tanh (x / 2) = ((cosh x) - 1) / (sinh x) proofend; theorem :: SIN_COS5:50 for x being real number st cosh (x / 2) <> 0 holds tanh (x / 2) = (sinh x) / ((cosh x) + 1) proofend; theorem :: SIN_COS5:51 for x being real number st sinh (x / 2) <> 0 holds coth (x / 2) = (sinh x) / ((cosh x) - 1) proofend; theorem :: SIN_COS5:52 for x being real number st cosh (x / 2) <> 0 holds coth (x / 2) = ((cosh x) + 1) / (sinh x) proofend;