Semester 1 Final Flashcards
What are cofunctions
Sin/Cos Tan/Cot Sec/Csc
What does coterminal mean
terminal sides coincide
Supplement =
Complement =
Supplement = 180
Complement = 90
How can you convert from radians to degrees
R/D=π/180
Sine
Sin=y/r=Opp/Hyp
y=sin(x)
amplitude- 1
domain- all real #
range- [-1,1]
period- 2π
y=cos(x)
amplitude-1
domain- all real #
range- [-1,1]
period-2π
y=tan(x)
amplitude-1
domain-all real #, x≠π/2+πn
range- all real #
period- π
y=csc(x)
amplitude-1
domain- all real #,x ≠πn
range- (-∞,-1]u[1,∞)
period- 2π
y=sec(x)
amplitude-1
domain- all real #, x≠π/2+πn
range- (-∞,-1)u(1,∞)
period- 2π
y=cot(x)
amplitude-1
domain- all real #, x≠πn
range- all real #
period- π
y=asinb(x-h)+k
amplitude- absolute value of a
period- 2π/b or π/b
phase shift- -h
verticle displacement- k
reflection- -a is x-axis reflection
inverse vs reciprocal
inverse = switching x&y
reciprocal = 1/x or 1/y
even functions
cos(-u)=cos(u)
sec(-u)=sec(u)
y-axis is axis of symmetry
odd functions
sin(-u)=-sin(u)
csc(-u)=-csc(u)
tan(-u)=-tan(u)
cot(-u)=-cot(u)
Options for simplifying trig equations
1) Substitute with different expression
2) Factor
3) Get a common Denominator
ways to solve single angles
1) collecting like terms
2) extracting square roots
3) factoring
4) applying “quadratic type”
5) rewriting with a single trig function
6) squaring and converting to quadratic type
DeMoivre’s Theorem
z^n=r^n(cosnx+isinnx)
Trig Form
z=r(cosx+isinx)
Standard Form
a+bi
Apparent vs Recurring
Apparent - each term is independent
Recurring- terms are related to each other
Factorial
10!
10x9x8x7x6x5x4x3x2x1
Summation Notation
n n=upper limit
∑ ai
i=1 i=lower limit
arithmetic equations
∑ dn+c
n/2(a+an)
an=dn+c
geometric equations
∑ a1(r)^n-1
Sn=a1(1-rn/1-r)
s=a^1/1-r ( |a| must be <1)
(7x+2y)^15, n=8
15!/8!7! 6471 (7x)^8(2y)^7
First Differences
2nd Common Ratio
Same Differences different signs
2nd Common Difference
First Differences - linear
2nd Common Ratio - exponential
Same Differences different signs - absolute value
2nd Common Difference - quadratic
Mathematical Induction
1``````1)Prove P1 is true
2)Assume Pk is true
3)Prove Pk+1 is true