Study Flashcards

1
Q

When is cos 0?

A

Every π/2

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2
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0 every π/2

A

cos

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3
Q

When is sin 0?

A

Every π

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4
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0 every π

A

sin

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5
Q

What kind of functions are sin and cos?

A

sin is odd and cos is even

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6
Q

Periods of sin and cos

A

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7
Q

2π is the period of

A

sin and cos

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8
Q

Form of sinusoidal function

A

f(x) = a sin[b(x-c)] + d

or

f(x) = a cos[b(z-c)] + d

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9
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f(x) = a sin[b(x-c)] + d

or

f(x) = a cos[b(z-c)] + d

A

Sinusoidal functions

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10
Q

What is the range of y = a sinx and y = a cosx?

A

(-a,a)

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11
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(-a,a)

A

Range of y = a sinx and y = a cosx

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12
Q

What is the period of y =sinbx or

y = cosbx

A

2π/b

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13
Q

2π/b

A

period of y =sinbx or

y = cosbx

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14
Q

With sinusoidal functions, a horizontal shift is called

A

Phase shift

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15
Q

Phase shift

A

Horizontal shift in sinusoidal function

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16
Q

If a < 0 in a sinusoidal function

A

|a| is amplitude and function is reflected across x-axis

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17
Q

|a| is amplitude and function is reflected across x-axis

A

If a < 0 in sinusoidal function

18
Q

What is the cycle of a graph

A

x values for which one complete repetition of the graph is completed

19
Q

x values for which one complete repetition of the graph is completed

A

Cycle

20
Q

Domain and range of tan graph

A

Every number except intervals of π/2 and range is all reals

21
Q

Zeros of tan function

A

Every π

22
Q

Has zeros at every π

A

Tan function

23
Q

For tan graphs, divide interval into equal parts of length

A

1/4 • π/b

24
Q

1/4 • π/b

A

Tan graph intervals

25
Q

Locate adjacent asymptotes

A

b(x-c)=-π/2 and b(x-c)= π/2

26
Q

b(x-c)=-π/2 and b(x-c)= π/2

A

Locate adjacent asymptotes

27
Q

Domain and range of csc x

A

Domain: asymptote every π

Range: (-∞,-1] U [1, ∞)

28
Q

Domain: asymptote every π

Range: (-∞,-1] U [1, ∞)

A

csc x

29
Q

Domain and range of sec x

A

Domain: asymptote every π/2

Range: (-∞,-1] U [1, ∞)

30
Q

Domain: asymptote every π/2

Range: (-∞,-1] U [1, ∞)

A

Domain and range of sec x

31
Q

Even or odd?:

csc, sec, cot

A

Odd, even, odd

32
Q

Inverse function is defined by

A

y = sin^-1x iff x = siny

33
Q

y = sin^-1x iff x = siny

A

Inverse function

34
Q

x = siny for

A

-1 <= x <= 1 and -π/2 <= y <= π/2

35
Q

y = cos^-1x iff x = cos y for

A

-1 <= x <= 1 and 0 <= y <= π

36
Q

-1 <= x <= 1 and 0 <= y <= π

A

y = cos^-1x iff x = cos y for

37
Q

y = tan^1 x iff x = tan y for

A

All reals and -π/2 <= y <= π/2

38
Q

All reals and -π/2 <= y <= π/2

A

y = tan^1 x iff x = tan y for

39
Q

Why is cos^-1[cos(5π/4)] 3π/4?

A

Because arccos can only be in second quadrant or first and subtracting π from 5π/4 gives a reference angle in the second quadrant

40
Q

How are the intervals of a graph identified?

A

Divide period by 4

41
Q

Divide period by 4

A

Identifying intervals of a graph