Inverse Trig Functions I
Inverse Trig Functions II
Trigonometric Equations I
Sinusoidal Modeling
Simplifying Identities
100

Evaluate arcsin(1)

Answer: π/2

100

Evaluate sin(2cos(√2/2))

Answer:1

100

Solve from [0,2π) tan x = -1

Answer: x = 3π/4, 7π/4

100

What is the midline of the equation f(x)=3 cos(x)-4 ?

Answer: -4

100

secxcosx-cscxsinx

answer: 0

200

Evaluate arctan(√3/3)

 Answer: π/6

200

Evaluate cos(arctan 1 - arcsin1)

Answer:√2/2

200

Solve from (0,2π) sec²x = 4

secx=+/- 2  Answer: (π/3),(2π/3),(4π/3),(5π/3)

200

What is the period of the function  f(t)=sin((π/6)t)?

answer: 12

200

(cos²x)/(1-sinx)

replace cos²x with (1-sin²x) then factor the difference of squares. Answer: 1+sinx

300

Evaluate sin(arcsin 1/4)

sin and arcsin cancel each other out therefore... Answer: 1/4

300

Evaluate tan(arccot x/5)

tan and arccot produce a reciprocal therefore... Answer: 5/x

300

Solve from (0,2π) sec²(1/2x) = 4

sec(1/2x)=2 or -2... cos(1/2x)=1/2 or-1/2... 1/2x =(π/3),(2π/3),(4π/3),(5π/3)... Answer: (2π/3),(4π/3)

300

Write an equation for the sinusoidal function that oscillates from a low of -1 to a high of 3, a max at x=-2 and min at x=2.

Answer: -2sin((π/4)t+1

300

sinx(cotx+tanx) 

Write as sin/cos then get a common denominator in the ( ) and distribute sinx. Answer: secx

400

Evaluate cos(arctan 1)

 Answer: √2/2

400

tan(arcsinx) = ?

Evaluate using a triangle making the side a equal to x and side c equal to 1, therefore making side b equal to √1-x²... Since tan is equal to a/b... Answer: x/√1-x²

400

Solve from (0,2π) sin²x=sinx

sin²x-sinx=0... sinx(sinx-1)=0... sinx = 0 ||| sinx=1... Answer: x= 0,π ||| x= π/2

400

A bicycle wheel with radius 14 inches has the bottom-most point on the wheel with a red point.  The wheel then begins rolling down the street.  Write a formula for the height above ground of the red point after the bicycle has travelled x inches.

The height of the point begins at the lowest value, 0, increases to the highest value of 28 inches, and continues to oscillate above and below a center height of 14 inches.  In terms of the angle of rotation, h(θ)= -14cosθ+14

400

tanx/(1+secx) + (1+secx)/tanx

Find a common denominator. Answer: 2cscx

500

Evaluate sec(arccos -√3/2)

Answer: (-2√3)/3

500

tan(arcsec x/2) = ?

Solve using a triangle making side a equal 2 and side c equal x...After using Pythagorean theorem to get side b we know that the solution is the equivalent of b/a therefore... Answer: √x²-4/2

500

Solve from [0,2π) 4sin²[(π/3)x]=3

sin[u] =+/-  √3/2   then u = (π/3 +πn),(2π/3+πn). Now replace u with (π/3)x and solve for x.     Answer: x=1,2,4,5

500

A point completes 1 revolution every 2 minutes around circle of radius 5.  Find the x coordinate of the point as a function of time.

x=r cos (theta)   so x(t) = 5cos (theta)

500

sin^4(x)-cos^4(x)

Factor the difference of squares then replace cos²x with 1-sin²x. Answer:  2sin²x-1