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Find the exact value: cos (11pi/12) - using half angle identities.
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Half Angle Identity for Cosine: \[Cos(\frac{ a }{ 2 }) = \pm \sqrt{\frac{ 1 + \cos(a) }{ 2 }}\]
To get it to the form (a/2) you must factor out a half so that your new problem looks like this: \[\cos(\frac{ \frac{ b }{ c } }{ 2 })\] Where B is the new numerator and C is the new denominator and b/c is your "a" in your identity.
What would be your "a" if you take out a 1/2 from 11pi/12 ?
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