Amplitude & Period
Vertical & Phase Shifts
Reciprocal & Pythagorean IDs
Sum & Difference IDs
Vocab
100

What is the amplitude of this function?

y=3sinx

The amplitude is:

3

100

Describe the shift(s) in the following:

y=4sin(x-pi)

Right 

pi

100

What is the reciprocal of sine?

Cosecant!

100

Find the exact value of cosecant given the following:

sinx=3/5

5/3

100
Define Amplitude


(Verbal Response)

Half the distance between the top and bottom

200

What is the period of this function?

y=sin(2x)

The period is:

pi

200

Describe the shift(s) in the following:

y=-8cos(x)+9

Up

9

200

What is the Pythagorean Identity that uses sine and cosine?

sin^2x+cos^2x=1

200

Use the sine sum identity to derive the identity for:

sin(2x)

sin(2x)=2sin(x)cos(x)

200

Define Period


(Verbal Response)

The distance over which one full cycle of a wave takes place.

300

Find the value of b for a tangent function with the following period:

4pi

the value of b is:

1/4

300

Write the equation of sine with only the following transformations:

Right by:

pi/3

Down by:

2

y=sin(x-pi/3)-2

300

Fully simplify the following expression:

(cos^3theta+sin^2thetacostheta)/cottheta

csctheta

300

Find sin(A+B) using the following:

cosA=12/13

tanB=3/4

56/65

300

Define Reciprocal


(Verbal Response)

The "flipped" fraction of a value or function

400

Use the following function to determine the amplitude and period:

y=-2cos(3x)

The amplitude is:

2

And the period is:

(2pi)/3

400

Write the equation of tangent with only the following transformations:

Left by:

(3pi)/4

Up by:

e

y=tan(x+(3pi)/4)+e

400

Describe how to go from the sine and cosine Pythagorean ID to the ones involving tangent and cotangent

(Verbal Response)

To arrive at the secant/tangent ID - we divide each term in the original by cosine squared.

To arrive at the cosecant/cotangent ID - we divide each term in the original by sine squared.

400

Using the sum and difference IDs find the following:

sin(pi/4+pi/3)

(sqrt2+sqrt6)/4

400

Where would we find Asymptotes when graphing tangent?


(Verbal Response)

Input values where the cosine function outputs 0

500

Use the following function to determine the amplitude and period:

y=tanx

There is no amplitude, and the period is:

pi

500

Explain how to determine the shifts in a given trig function

(Verbal Response)

adding or subtracting on the argument (inside) shifts left and right respectively

adding or subtracting to the function (outside) shifts up and down respectively

500

Fully simplify the following:

((1-sintheta)(1+sintheta))/costheta*sectheta

1

500

If tan(x)=1, find tan(2x)

Hint: What angle has the same sine and cosine value?

The angle would be

pi/2

This means cos(x)=0, so...

tan(2x) is undefined

500

State the midline equation for the following function:

y=6cot(x-96pi)-2

y=-2

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