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Page 1: Pick up handout: Trig Function Decimal Approximations  Fill in the radians column and reference angle column  Use your calculator to find the decimal

Find the exact value of each of the following:

Warm-Up: January 30, 2014

4cot)

120tan)

135cos)6

5sin)

d

c

b

a

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Homework Questions?

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On Monday 8 minute time limit All or nothing Must be turned in by the end of 8 minutes

to count.

Trig Values Quiz

Page 4: Pick up handout: Trig Function Decimal Approximations  Fill in the radians column and reference angle column  Use your calculator to find the decimal

Graphs of Sine and Cosine Functions

Section 4.5Have out your graphs that you made.

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(x, y) = (cos θ, sin θ) If we want a graph of sin θ, we can

plot y-values as a function of θ. ◦ You did this in the Making Waves activity

If we want a graph of cos θ, we can plot x-values as a function of θ.

Remember the Unit Circle

Page 6: Pick up handout: Trig Function Decimal Approximations  Fill in the radians column and reference angle column  Use your calculator to find the decimal
Page 7: Pick up handout: Trig Function Decimal Approximations  Fill in the radians column and reference angle column  Use your calculator to find the decimal

Cyclical (repeats) Continuous Goes through origin Has an amplitude of 1 Has a period of 2π Domain=ℝ (all real #s) Range = [-1, 1] Odd function

◦ Rotational symmetry

Sine Curve, y=sin θ

Page 8: Pick up handout: Trig Function Decimal Approximations  Fill in the radians column and reference angle column  Use your calculator to find the decimal

Amplitude = |A| = the half-height of the curve

Period = 2π/B◦The length of one cycle◦The horizontal distance between

consecutive corresponding points Phase Shift = C/B = distance the curve is

shifted right Vertical Shift = D = distance the curve is

shifted up

y = A sin(Bx-C) + D

Page 9: Pick up handout: Trig Function Decimal Approximations  Fill in the radians column and reference angle column  Use your calculator to find the decimal

Determine the amplitude, period, phase shift, and vertical shift of the function.

Warm-Up: January 31, 2014

463cos2 xy

Page 10: Pick up handout: Trig Function Decimal Approximations  Fill in the radians column and reference angle column  Use your calculator to find the decimal

Homework Questions?

Page 11: Pick up handout: Trig Function Decimal Approximations  Fill in the radians column and reference angle column  Use your calculator to find the decimal

Cyclical (repeats) Continuous y-intercept at (0, 1) Has an amplitude of 1 Has a period of 2π Domain=ℝ (all real numbers) Range = [-1, 1] Even function

◦ Symmetric across y-axis

Cosine Curve, y=cos θ

Page 12: Pick up handout: Trig Function Decimal Approximations  Fill in the radians column and reference angle column  Use your calculator to find the decimal

Amplitude = |A| = the half-height of the curve

Period = 2π/B◦The length of one cycle◦The horizontal distance between

consecutive corresponding points Phase Shift = C/B = distance the curve is

shifted right Vertical Shift = D = distance the curve is

shifted up

y = A cos(Bx-C) + D

Page 13: Pick up handout: Trig Function Decimal Approximations  Fill in the radians column and reference angle column  Use your calculator to find the decimal

Determine the amplitude, period, phase shift, and vertical shift of the function.

Example 1

342sin3 xy

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Determine the amplitude, period, phase shift, and vertical shift of the function.

You-Try #1

1364sin5 xy

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Determine the amplitude, period, phase shift, and vertical shift of the function. Then graph.

Example 2 82

3sin2

xy

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Determine the amplitude, period, phase shift, and vertical shift of the function. Then graph.

You-Try #2 211

64sin7

xy

Page 17: Pick up handout: Trig Function Decimal Approximations  Fill in the radians column and reference angle column  Use your calculator to find the decimal

Page 493 #1-49 Every Other Odd Use graph paper for graphs Check graphs with your TI-83

Assignment

Page 18: Pick up handout: Trig Function Decimal Approximations  Fill in the radians column and reference angle column  Use your calculator to find the decimal

In Exercises 1-6, determine the amplitude of each function. Then graph the function and y=sin(x) in the same rectangular coordinate system for 0≤x≤2π.

In Exercises 7-16, determine the amplitude and period of each function. Then graph one period of the function.

First Four Problems

xyxy sin3)5sin4)1

xyxy 2sin3)132

1sin3)9