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The trigonometry that shows up on the Habib DSSE test is a narrow, well-defined set. You do not need calculus-adjacent trig identities, you need to be quick and reliable on right triangles and the unit circle, and to recognise the two or three identities that come up in every mock.
You will not see graph transformations of trig functions, inverse trig, or heavy identity manipulation. If you're revising and hit a topic that feels like a maths olympiad question, it's the wrong topic. Come back to the fundamentals.
Draw it out five days in a row. On day six, draw it from memory. That's the whole method, it's the drawing that fixes it in memory, not staring at a printed one. Do it before you touch a practice question and you'll save minutes per section.
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