chapter 4 Flashcards

(58 cards)

1
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1 whole degrees

A

180

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2
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inside paranthesis -

A

go right

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3
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parent sec /csc range

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(-inf, -1] U [1, inf)

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4
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if ratiox=y, then the side adjacent to x is x times the length of the side oppositeq

A

check using triange

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5
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semicircle how many arcs of radius length

A

pi

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6
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3/4 circlehow many arcs of radius length

A

3pi/2

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7
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how to find large degrees

A

see how many revs it is as simplified fraction (degree/360)

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8
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angle where tan is udefined

A

pi/2 ad 3pi/2 on unit circle

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9
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finding average rate f change

A

check both values then put into change of slope formula

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10
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sec3pi

A

1/cos3pi

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11
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cos changes every

A

pi/2

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12
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when finding x

A

think what input you need unit-circle wise to get y

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13
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x ints on cos represent

A

y ints on unit circle

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14
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x ints on cos

A

pi/2 + pin

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15
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intersects of cos and sin represent

A

same signs in q1 and 3, sinpi/4=cospi/4

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16
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sin starts and down

A

pi/2

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17
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cos starts and down

A

pi

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18
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how far apart asmpyotes

A

1/2 period

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19
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writing equation of curve given asymptoes

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divide 2pi/asymptote with 2pi numerator
gives horizontal shrink so do opposite

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20
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tan goes up and down

A

halway thru pi/2

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21
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period of tn funs

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stretch/shrink factor, not double, but still opposite

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22
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f(x)=tanx and g(x)=cotx

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f(x) * g(x) > 0

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23
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contan goes thru what with what period

A

pi/2 with period of pi

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24
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cot upper and lower points

A

halfway between pi/2 and 0

25
inverse original equals original?
no because ranges can be different (so check) and might not be in interval
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maximum
d + a
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minimum
d - a
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beats per minute
seconds/contraction to bpm
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1 3 and 6 radians
57, 172, 344
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radian
the measure of an angle whose arc length is one radius
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angles to radiasns
pi/180
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quadant angles
1/2s
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reference angle
the acute angle that is formed by the terminal side and the x axis
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finding refernce angle
angle formed by line and closest x axis
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- go
opposite direction
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30 60 90 unit circle
1 hyp, 1/2 by 60 (60 is tall), root 3 over 2 ll
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sin and cos 0
0 and 1
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sin symmetry, d, period, r, amp
odd/origin, (-inf, inf), 2pi, [-1,1], 1
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cos symmetry, d, period, r, amp
even/y, (-inf, inf), 2pi, [-1,1],1
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a, b, c, d
amplitude, period, phase shift, midline
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csc period, asymptote, range
2pi, x=pin, (-inf,-1]U[1,nf)
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sec period, asymptote, range
2pi, x=pi/2 + pin,(-inf,-1]U[1,nf)
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tan vas, intervals, range, period
x=pi/2, increasing, (-inf,inf), pi
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cot vas, intervals, range, period
x=pin, decreasing, (-inf, inf), pi
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period is horizontal shrink so
do opposite to #x to get new period
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y=cotx
y=-tan(x-pi/2)
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tan and cot intersect
both +1 and -1
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inverse of sin, cos, tan perfect funcs
swaps input and output
49
domain of sin, cos, tan parent funcs
restricted so that the inverse will be a func/only one output
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y=arcsin
D [-1,1] R [-pi/2,pi/2] Q1 AND 4
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y=arccos
D [-1, 1] R [o, pi], Q1 AND 2
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y=arctan
D (-inf, inf) R (-pi/2, pi/2) Q1 AND 4
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inverse -
where is ratio -
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pi will mean
its an angle
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if angle
undefined
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numer/2
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diamters
amplitude times 2
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how long does one rev take
period