What are all the angle that solve for the equation of sinX = 1/2
Angles 30 and 150 degrees
Simplify the equation to a single trig function with no denominator.
Tan2(x)/Sec2(x)
Sin2(x)
Solve for the following equation of
Sec^2(x)-1
Tan^2(x)
Factor the equation of tan^2(x) - tan(x)=0
TanX(TanX-1)
What is the period of the trig function of 3sin(2pi x)+5
2pi
What is the reference angle and exact value of the function below
Tan(-pi/4)
Reference angle pi/4 & final answer is ( -1 )
What is the expression CSC2X-1 equivalent to ?
Cot2X
Solve for 2sin(x)= -1, and where will the solution be found on the unit circle
Sin(x)= -1/2 is located at ( 7pi/6 & 11pi/6 )
How do you correctly factor cos^2x - 7cosx + 12 =0
( CosX - 4 )( CosX - 3)
Write a cosine function that has an amplitude of 5, midline of 2 & a period of 8pi/7
2cos( 7/4x )+5
What is the reference angle & the angles that solve for the equation below?
Tan = - squrt 3
Reference angle = 60
angle = 120 & 300
Simplify the expression to the correct trig identity
CosX + SinX(TanX )
Sec(x)
Solve the equation of cos^2(x)-1=0 for all values 0<X< 2pi
CosX= -1 x=Pi
X=0 or pi
Can you still factor this equation 4cos^2 x-3=0? If so what will it look like
( 2cos+ squrt 3)( 2cos- squrt3)
The given cosine graph has points starting at {YINT(0,4)} (4,6) {max(8,8)} & sloping back down to points (12,6) {MIN(16,4)} & with midline at 6. Given this information what is the correct for this graph?
A. Y= -2cos(pi/8x)+6
B. Y= -2sin(pi/8x)+6
C. Y= 2cos(pi/8x)+6
D. Y = 2sin(pi/8x)+6
A. Y= -2cos(pi/8x)+6