Trigonometry 2 - [Pure 2]. Flashcards

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What does the (Sin)e Graph look like?

A
  • (0°, 0),
  • (π/2, 1) or (90°, 1),
  • (π, 0) or (180°, 0),
  • (3π/2, -1) or (270°, -1),
  • (2π, 0) or (360°, 0).

Wave then Bucket.

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What does the (Cos)ine Graph look like?

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  • (0°, 1),
  • (π/2, 0) or (90°, 0),
  • (π, -1) or (180°, -1),
  • (3π/2, 0) or (270°, 0),
  • (2π, 1) or (360°, 1).

Bucket then Wave.

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What does the (Tan)gent Graph look like?

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  • Intercepts to the x-axis at: (0°, 0), (π or 180°, 0), (2π or 360°, 0).
  • Vertical Asymptotes at: π/2 or 90° and 3π/2 or 270°.
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What does (Sec)ant equal?

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sec x = 1/cosx.

Third letter is start of cos.

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What does (Cosec)ant equal?

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cosec x = 1/sinx.

Third letter is start of sin.

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What does (Cot)angent equal?

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cot x = 1/tanx.

Third letter is start of tan.

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What is the Small Angle Approximation for sinθ?

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sinθ ≈ θ.

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What is the Small Angle Approximation for cosθ?

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cosθ = 1 - θ2/2.

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What is the Small Angle Approximation for tanθ?

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tanθ ≈ θ.

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What can Small Angle Approximations be useful for?

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Limits of Sequences.
(limθ→0).

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