what is a simplified trigonometric expression for csc 0 sin 0-sin^2 0? A.sec^20 B.cos^2 0 C.1-tan^2 0 D.tan0-sin^2 0
write everything in terms of sin and cos first
csc(a) = 1/sin(a)
For the function y=tan 0, which angle measure has the same value as 2pie/3? A.5pie/3 B.7pie/6 C.4pie/3 D.pie/6
so you get 1 - sin^2(a)
and recall sin^2 + cos^2 = 1 ,
so, it is the same as cos^2(a)
remember the tangent has a period of pi
what are the period and amplitude of the function y=2sin4 0? A.pie/2 and 2 B.pie and 4 C.pie /2 and 4 D.pie/2 and 1
add or subtract any multiple of pi
so 1 is B @DanJS
yeah, just have to rewrite csc as 1/sin instead, then you get 1 - sin^2
which is an identity, sin^2 + cos^2 = 1
is 2 B? @DanJS
tangent has a period of pi, rotation by pi will produce the same value
so A @DanJS
2/3 pi + pi 2/3 pi + 2pi . . .
c @DanJS
yeah A works there, 2/3 pi + pi = 5/3 pi
tangent of 2/3 pi = tangent of 5/3 pi try it
i though c cause 2*2 is 4 and the denominator stays the same @DanJS
not doubling the angle, adding pi to it. 3/3 pi
2/3 pi + 3/3 pi = 5/3 pi
none of the others work, keep adding pi 8/3 pi 11/3 pi
i see now okay next is 3 B @DanJS
y = 2*sin^4(a)
the amplitude is usually that number out front, A*sin(x), but here there is one difference
by how much does the mean of the data set below change if the outlier is removed? round your answer to the nearest tenth, if necessary. 8,6,9,12,19,7,10,8 A.0.5 B.0.6 C.1.3 D.2.4
sin(x) is always between -1 and 1 (sin(x))^4 is always possitive because of the even power, so sin^4(x) is between 0 and 1
so is it B. pie and 4 @DanJS
which one is the function \[y = \sin^4(x)\] or \[y = \sin(4x)\]
what are the period and amplitude of the function y=2sin4 0? A.pie/2 and 2 B.pie and 4 C.pie /2 and 4 D.pie/2 and 1
a @DanJS
is the 4 a power or part of the angle
the first power one, amplitude is 1 period is pi second one is amplitude 2, period T=2pi/4 = pi/2
here is a little thing on the general form for trig function http://www.algebra.com/algebra/homework/Trigonometry-basics/Trigonometry-basics.faq.question.754992.html
so its A @DanJS
but the 4 power keeps the sin function positive, so th eamplitude is not 2, it would be half of it, only positive values
if the function is y = 2*sin(4x) , not sin to the 4th power, then the answer is A yeah
c.pie/2 and4 @DanJS
if you have y = A*sin(Bx) the amplitude is A the period is (2pi)/B
for y = 2*sin(4x) period is (2pi)/4 or pi/2 amplitude is 2
a,b,c or d @DanJS
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