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10. y = sin x; -90 ° -< x -< 90° 11. y = tan x; -90 ° -< x -< 270 °
....... y _ ...... ____y _ ..........
__.......
............... _ ...... x_ _.___ _ ........... X
12. y= cos x; -360 ° -< x -< 360 ° 13. y = sec x; -360 ° -< x -< 360 °
....... Y ........ _ .... Y_'......
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12. y = cos x; -360 ° -< x -< 360 ° 13. y = sec x; -360 ° -< x -< 360 °
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4. y=O.5sin
/ _-_ 5. y = 2.5 cos (O +180 °) 6. y=-l.5sin
(4) 40-
Write an equation of the sine function with each amplitude, period, and phase shift.
7. amplitude = 0.75, period = 360 °, phase shift = 30 °
Write an equation of the cosine function with each ampfitude, period, and phase
shift.
-_
- _
, 30
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13. y = 2 cos (2x - 45 °) 14. y = tan (x + 60°)
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....
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3. y=-cos("-
' ['_ _2 ) 4. y=sin (x)
-_ +90 °
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3. y= , cos I: - _ _) 4. y=sin ( _0o)
x2 +
lY_"' _ _
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3 12
"_ 6. cos _ = --
4. _ = cos x 5. sin x - 2 13
Find the values of x in the interval 0° <_x < 360 ° that satisfy each equation.
7. x = arccos 1 8. arccos V2
2 -x 9. arcsin_=x1
13. cos(cos-1½) (
14. sin cos -11)
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3 v_ =12
4. _ = cos x 5. sin x - 2 6. COSc_ 13
Find the values of x in the interval 0° <_x <_360° that satisfy each equation.
7. x = arccos 1 8. arccos V_ 1 "
2 -x 9. arcsin_=x
cos(cos . s,n(cos
o.5 2
2 0
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4. Cos -1 _
0.os o, 0.
60° 90° =30 °
V5 v_
2 2 3.
2 4 3
13. cos (Arcsin {) 14. sin (Arccos 3) 15. tan (Arcsin --_
-_)
2 2 2
19. sin [Cos-1 (-_--_) - 4] 20. cos [Sin-1 (_-_) + f] 21. Tan[_ +Sin -1 -_-_]
0 0 0
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Write the equation for the inverse of each function. Then graph the function and its
inverse.
_- - 0 x _ x
(
9. y = _"n- + Cos-lx 10. y = Sin : - 2
.n')
......... .....
___=__-;
_: --_- _-_-___
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Practice Worksheet
Graphing Inverses of Trigonometric Functions
State the domain and range of each relation.
1. y = Sinx + 1 2. y = sinx + 1 3. y = cosx- 1
domain: ,_maDH: domain:
-90 ° _<x _<90° all teat numbers a_ireal numbers
range: 0 _<y _<2 range: 0 <- y-< 2 range:-2_ y _<0
4. y = Cos -1 x 5. y = arcsin x 6. y = Tan -1 x
domain: domain: domain:
-1 _<x_< 1 -1 _<x_ 1 amlreal numbers
range: 0° _<y_< 180° range: range:
all real numbers =90 ° -< y-< 90°
Write the equation for the inverse of each function. Then graph the function and its
inverse.
1
y- Cos x Y- -3 Tan x
/
"n" rr
9. y=_+Cos -zx 10. y=Sinl_- >)
..... ......... .....
k
....
7w=220cosx2t 8z=O:3sin(34
4)
Write an equation with phase shift 0 to represent simple harmonic motion under
each set of circumstances.
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1 3_ 2, _, 1
1, 2rr, 2_' 2 _' 12
o. 1.0cos(x+ 1
1,5, 12, 12'
1 2 12, 1, 1, 12
• ' 4
1 0o 0.3, 8 3 1
220, 30°, 30' 3' 8' 3
Write an equation with phase shift 0 to represent simple harmonic motion under
each set of circumstances.
9. initial position 12, amplitude 12, period 8
1rt
y = 12 cos 4
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3. If cos 0 = _, find tan 0 4. If tan 0 = 3, find sec 0.
Simpfify.
11. cotA 12.
tan A cos
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1
3. If cos 0 = _, find tan 0 4. If tan 0 = 3, find sec 0.
5. If sin 0 = 7 ' find cot 0 " 6. If tan 0 = 72 ' find sin 0 "
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Simpfify.
11. cotA 12.
tan A cos
cot2A sin fi
13. sin 2 0 COS2 0 --COS 2 0 14. COSx + sin x tan x
-- COS 4 0 sec x
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sin y1 + 1 _
3. sin 1y- 1 .2sec2y
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COS X
-- -- COS X
1
2. sin 3x - COS
3X ----(1+ sin x cos x) (sin x - cos x )
sin3 x-cos 3 x = (sin x-cos x) (sin2 x+ sin x cos x + cos2x)
= (sin x-cos x) (1 + sin x cos x)
3. 1 1 _ 2sec2y
sin y- 1 sin y + 1
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3. sin(-165°) 4. sin(-105°)
ff _ and fi are the measures of two first quadrant angles, find the
exact value of each function.
12 12
10. If cos a = _ and cos fl = -_, find tan (a - fl ).
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4 4
3. sin (-165 °) 4. sin (-105 °)
4 4
5. sin 95° cos 55° + cos 95 ° sin 55° 6. cos 160 ° cos 40° + sin 160° sin 40 °
1 1
2 2
7. tan (135 ° + 120 °) 8. tan 345 °
2
If a and fl are the measures of two first quadrant angles, find the
exact value of each function.
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9. If sin a = ]_ and cos fl = -5' find cos (_ - fl). 63
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10. Ifcosa=_andcosfl= _-,findtan(a-fl). -- 319
3. tan 2A 4. cos A
2
5. sin A
2 6. tan A_
2
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3. tan 2A 4. cos A2
120 3
119 13
5. sin A
2 6. tan A2
2x/_ 2
13 3
Use a half-angle identity to find each value.
5_r
7. tan 8_r 8. cos 8
" 2 + %/-2 2
._2 - "k//2
9. sin 19_r
12 10. cos 671°
_/2 + _ '_/2- "k/2
2 2
tan _A__l-cosA._l+cosA
- 1 + cos A 1 + cos A 2- -- 1 + cos A 1-cos A
tan A _ sinA . 1-cosA
sinA _sinA(1-cosA)_ 1-
1 + cos A sin 2 A sin A
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3. 3cos2x-5cosx=l 4. 2tanxcosx+2cosx=tanx+l
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