What does the Greek word Trigono mean?
Triangle
What is a period
The length of one cycle
What variable represents the axis of the curve in the following equation: y=a sin k(x-d)+c.
What is sinø = 1, where 0o ≤ ø ≥ 360o
ø = 90o
What variable represents the amplitude in the following equation: y=a sin k(x-d)+c.
The variable "a" represents the amplitude.
What does the word Trigonometry mean, literally? (two words)
Triangle Measurement
What affects the period given the equation?
y = a sin k (x - d) + c
k
Name all the transformations that affect the axis of the curve of a sinusoidal function.
Vertical translation and a reflection over the x-axis after all transformations are completed.
What is sinø = 1/2, where 0 ≤ ø ≥ ℼ/2
ø = ℼ/6
Name all the transformations that affect the amplitude of a sinusoidal function.
Vertical expansion or compression.
When was the earliest known example of the use of trigonometry?
3000 BCE
How do you calculate the period of a function in terms of pi? (formula)
P = 2ℼ/|k|
Define the axis of the curve.
Midpoint/Average of the function
Can the maximum value of a sine wave be greater than one if no transformations are done to it?
No.
Define amplitude.
The vertical distance from the axis of the curve to either the maximum or minimum value is called the amplitude of the function.
Which Persian mathematician, also known as the father of algebra, discovered the tan ratio?
Al-Kwarizmi
What is an attribute of period that was mentioned in the presentation?
It is self-replicating
What is the equation you use in order to find the axis of the curve?
Max+Min/2=Axis of the Curve
Solve, sin(ø - 1) = √3/2, where 0 ≤ ø ≥ 2ℼ (to 3 significant digits)
ø = 2.047, 3.094
What is the equation you use in order to find the amplitude?
Max-Min/2=Amplitude
What was the name of the Indian Astronomer that found the value of pi to 4 digits?
Aryabhata
What is the period of y=cos4ø in terms of pi?
P = ℼ/2
Solve, sin4ø = 0.5, where 0 ≤ ø ≥ 2ℼ (find all possible solutions)
ø = ℼ/24, 5ℼ/24, 13ℼ/24, 17ℼ/24, 25ℼ/24, 29ℼ/24, 37ℼ/24, 41ℼ/24
Where does the word amplitude originate from and what does it mean?
Originated from the Latin word amplus which means large/spacious