Chapter 6
Chapter 6
Chapter 7
Chapter 7
VOCAB
100

Identify the Domain and Range:

y= 5(4x)

Domain: All Real Numbers

Range: y>0

100

Identify the Domain and Range:

y=-2(3x)

Domain: All Real Numbers

Range:y<0

100

What sides do you use for Sine?

Opposite over Hypotenuse 

100

What sides do you use for Tangent?

Opposite over Adjacent

100

Trigonometric Ratios

Sine

Cosine

Tangent

200

Find the Common Ratio and state the next 3 terms:

2, -4, 8, -16,...

Ratio: -2

32, -64, 128

200

Find the Common Ratio and state the next 3 terms:

-64, -16, -4, -1, ....

Ratio: 1/4

-1/4, -1/16-1/64


200

What are the six trigonometric rations?


sin A= 3/5

cos A= 4/5

tan A= 3/4

sin B= 4/5

cos B= 3/5

tan B= 4/3

200

What are the six trigonometric rations?


sin A= 5/13

cos A= 12/13

tan A= 5/12

sin B= 12/13

cos B= 5/13

tan B= 12/5


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200

Compound Interest

Interest that is built onto each at a specific timeline.

300

Write the equation in Logarithmic Form:

2-6=1/64

log2 (1/64)=-6

300

Write in Logarithmic Form:

e4=54.6

ln 54.6 = 4

300

What quadrant does this angle fall in?

135o

II

300

What quadrant does this angle fall in?

300o

IV

300

Continuous Interest

Interest that is compounded continuously.
400

Identify Domain, Range, x-intercepts, and y-intercepts (you can use Desmos):

y=log5 x


Domain: x>0

Range: All Real Numbers

X-intercept: 1

Y-intercept: None, it is the Asymptote

400

Identify Domain, Range, x-intercepts, and y-intercepts (you can use Desmos):

y=log8 x

Domain: x>0

Range: All Real Numbers

X-intercept: 1

Y-intercept: None, it is the Asymptote

400

What is the radian for the degree?

225o

5pi/4

400

What is the radian for the degree?

330o

11pi/6

400
Period

how long it takes for one cycle of sine or cosine.

500

Find the total amount of money:

Compounded Monthly; P=$2,000; r=3%; t= 5 years

$2,323.23

500

A=Pert

Find the total amount after Continuous Interest:

P= $1,500; r=1.5%; t=6 years


$1,641.26

500
sin pi/4


root 2/2

500

cos 2pi/3

-1/2

500

Amplitude 

Height of the sine or cosine curve.