Vocabulary
Harmonic Motion
Review
Amplitude and Period
RoF & Increasing Decreasing, Zeros
100
How high or low the graph varies from the middle
What is amplitude
100

The position of a weight attached to a spring is s(t) = -3 cos 6(pi)t What is the period?

What is 2(pi)/6(pi) or 1/3

100
The maximum value of sine and cosine
What is 1
100

y=sin 3x  Amplitude & Period?

What is amplitude = 1 period = 2(pi)/3

100

What is the ROF: y = 2 sin x

pi/2

200

Domain of sine and cosine graphs

(- infinity, infinity)

200

The position of a weight attached to a spring is s(t) = -3 cos 6(pi)t What is the amplitude?

What is 3

200
The minimum value of sine and cosine
What is -1
200

y=-2 cos 3x Amplitude & Period?

What is amplitude = 2 period = 2(pi)/3

200

Decreasing Interval(s): y = 2 cos 5x

(0, pi/5)

300
How often something repeats itself
What is period
300

The position of a weight attached to a spring is s(t) = -3 cos 6(pi)t What is the maximum height the weight rises above the equilibrium?

What is 3 inches

300

adjacent/hypotenuse

What is cosine

300

y=(pi) sin (pi)x

What is amplitude = pi period = 2

300

Increasing Interval for: y = 2 sin (7x)

(0, pi/14) U (3pi/14, 2pi/7)

400
Functions that repeat their values in a regular pattern
What is periodic functions
400

For what numbers x, 0< x <2pi, does cos x = 0

x = pi/2 and x = 3pi/2

400

The exact value of tan 45(degrees)

What is 1

400

y = -(2/3) cos ((pi)/4)x

What is amplitude = 2/3 period = 8

400

Complete the RoF Table for the following: 

y = -(1/2) cos (3pi x)

x: 0, 1/6, 2/6(or 1/3), 3/6 (or 1/2), 2/3 (or 4/6)

y: -1/2, 0, 1/2, 0, -1/2 

500

How to generate the x-values for the table that graphs sine and cosine

What is RoF or Rule of Fourths

500

If y = 2 cos (2pi x - 4), find A, B, amplitude, period, and RoF

A=2, B=2pi, Amp = 2, Pd = 1, RoF = 1/4

500

The exact value of tan 30 (degrees)

What is (1/2)/(sqrt(3)/2) or 1/sqrt(3)

500

y = 3 cos 2(pi)x

What is amplitude = 3 period = 1

500

What are the zeros for 

y = -(1/4) sin ((3/4)x)

(0,0), (4pi/3, 0), (8pi/3, 0)