Equipped with Identities (5-32) - (5-35), we can now establish many other properties of the trigonometric functions.  We begin with some periodic results.  For all complex numbers [Graphics:Images/ComplexFunTrigMod_gr_93.gif],  

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Clearly, [Graphics:Images/ComplexFunTrigMod_gr_95.gif].  By Identity (5-34) this expression is  

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Again, the proofs for the other periodic results are left as exercises.

Exploration for trigonometric identities.

 

 

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