Paper 2 · Trigonometry Lesson 6 of 9

Trigonometry 2.6: No domain (generalising the angle)

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You’ll learn

  • Recognise a trig equation with no domain as having infinitely many solutions
  • Write the general solution: A = first, second, first + 360n, second + 360n (n ∈ ℤ)
  • Use +2πn instead of +360n when the question is in radians
  • Halve the period when dividing by a coefficient — 2A with +2πn becomes A with +πn

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