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3.4.3 Practice - Working With Trigonometric Functions

The document contains practice questions related to trigonometric functions for a Precalculus Honors course. It includes questions on domains, ranges, properties of functions, and specific trigonometric values, as well as a section on simple harmonic motion. The responses demonstrate understanding of trigonometric concepts and calculations.
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3.4.3 Practice - Working With Trigonometric Functions

The document contains practice questions related to trigonometric functions for a Precalculus Honors course. It includes questions on domains, ranges, properties of functions, and specific trigonometric values, as well as a section on simple harmonic motion. The responses demonstrate understanding of trigonometric concepts and calculations.
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3.4.

3 Practice: Working with Trigonometric Functions Practice

Precalculus Honors Sem 2 Name: Nikolas Drgon

Points Possible:50
Date:

Answer the following questions using what you've learned from this unit. Write your responses

in the space provided.

1. What is the domain and range of y = cosx? (1 point)

Domain is all real numbers

Range [-1,1]

2. True or False: For a trigonometric function, y = f(x), then x = f -1(y). Explain your answer. (1
point)

False , because it depends if the domain is restricted


3. True or False: For a one-to-one function, y = f(x), then x = f -1(y). Explain your answer. (1
point)

True, because x=f^-1(y) can be determined by reflecting the graph y=f(x)

4. True or False: For any function, x = f -1(y), then y = f(x). Explain your answer. (1 point)

False , because it depends on the domain and it does not work for all functions

5. True or False: The graph of y = sinx is increasing on the interval . Explain your answer.
(1 point)
False the function increases on ( 0, pi/2) and ( 3pi/2,2pi) and decreases (pi/2,3pi/2)

6. Explain the meaning of y = cos-1x. (1 point)

It is the inverse of y=cos x for x values [-1,1]

7. True or False: sec-10.5 is undefined. Explain your answer. (1 point)

True

1/cosx= 0.5

Cos x= 2
The range for cos is [-1,1] . since the result is out of the range, it is undefined

For questions 8 - 10, find the exact value of each expression. Do not use a calculator. (3 points

each)

8.

pi/2

9.

pi/2
10.

pi/6

For questions 11 - 13, use a calculator to find the value of each expression. Round your answer

to the nearest hundredth. (2 points each)

11.
0.20

12.

-0.35

13.

0.64

For questions 14 - 16, find the exact value of each expression. Do not use a calculator. (3 points

each)

14.

sqrt(3) /3
15.

16.

x/(sqrt(4-x^2))
For questions 17 - 18, True or False? Explain your answer. (1 point each)

17.

True , the inverse property is applied csc^-1(csc(x))= x

18.

True, the inverse property is applied sec^-1(sec(x))= x


For questions 19 - 22, solve each equation:

19. (3 points)

2cos x=-1

Cos x=-½

x=cos^-1(-½)

x=2pi/3+2npi , 4pi/3+ 2npi

20. (3 points)

-sinx=½

sinx=-½
x=sin^-1(-½)

x=7pi/6 +2npi , 11pi/6 +2npi

21. (3 points)

u=cos theta

2u^2-3u+1=0

(u-1)(2u-1)=0

u=1
Cos theta =1

Theta =cos^-1(1)

Theta = 2pin

u=1/2

Cos theta=½

theta=cos^-1(½)

theta= pi/3+2npi , 5pi/3 +2npi

22. (Hint: Use the Pythagorean identity to replace in the


given equation). (4 points)

1-cos^2 theta +cos theta = 2

-cos^2theta +cos theta -1=0

cos^2theta-cos theta+1=0
No solution after doing quadratic formula

23. An object attached to a coiled spring is pulled down 5 centimeters from its rest position and
released. If the motion is simple harmonic in nature, with a period of seconds, answer the
following questions (4 points):

a. What is the maximum displacement form equilibrium of the object?

It is 5 cm

b. What is the time required for one oscillation?

Pi seconds

c. What is the frequency?

1/pi
d. Write an equation to model the motion of the object.

y=-5 cos (2t)

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