Trigonometric identities: Part II

[size=150][b]Recall the angle addition/subtraction and double angle identities. Give all common variations.[br][br][/b]Whilst you are learning the identities, write the full equation for the identity.[/size][br][br][i][color=#5b0f00][b]Example:[/b][/color][br][br][/i][b]Question:[/b][br] Reciprocal identity:[br] [math]\sin\left(x\right)=[/math][br][br][b]Answer:[/b][br] [math]\sin\left(x\right)=\frac{1}{\csc\left(x\right)}[/math]
Angle addition identity for sine[br][math]\sin\left(x+y\right)=[/math]
Double angle identity for tangent[br][math]\tan\left(2x\right)=[/math]
Angle addition identity for cosine[br][math]\cos\left(x+y\right)=[/math]
Angle subtraction identity for tangent[br][math]\tan\left(x-y\right)=[/math]
Double angle identity for sine[br][math]\sin\left(2x\right)=[/math]
Angle addition identity for tangent[br][math]\tan\left(x+y\right)=[/math]
Angle subtraction identity for cosine[br][math]\cos\left(x-y\right)=[/math]
Angle subtraction identity for sine[br][math]\sin\left(x-y\right)=[/math]
Double angle identity for cosine[br][math]\cos\left(2x\right)=[/math]
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