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6,-1 Practice Worksheet


Graphs of the Trigonometric Functions
Find each value by referring to the graphs of the trigonometric functions.
1. sin (-720 °) 2. tan (-180 °) 3. cos (540 °)

4. tan (180 °) 5. csc (720 °) 6. sec (180 °)

Find the values of _ for which each equation is true.


7. sin 0 =-1 8. sec _ =-1 9. tan O= 0

Graph each function on the given interval

10. y = sin x; -90 ° -< x -< 90° 11. y = tan x; -90 ° -< x -< 270 °
....... y _ ...... ____y _ ..........

__.......
............... _ ...... x_ _.___ _ ........... X

ZZ- -- - -- - -_-_-_-_-- Z -__..............


/

12. y= cos x; -360 ° -< x -< 360 ° 13. y = sec x; -360 ° -< x -< 360 °
....... Y ........ _ .... Y_'......

...............
I i

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Graphs of the Trigonometric Functions
Find each value by referring to the graphs of the trigonometric functions.
1. sin (-720 °) 2. tan (-180 °) 3. cos (540 °)
0 0 =1
4. tan (180 °) 5. csc (720 °) 6. sec (180 °)
0 unde_i_®d =1]
Find the values of _ for which each equation is true.
7. sinO=-I 8. secO=-I 9. tanO=O
270 ° + 360k _ 450° + 360_ 180/_
where k is any whe_® _ is any where k is any
integer integer integer
Graph each function on the given interval.
10. y = sin x; -90 ° <- x -< 90° 11. y = tan x; -90 ° -< x -< 270 °
-- -----I-._ .......... -- ..........

...... -1-- -----_=.-_ -2

_j_
...... sjn¢_ _j__
2__/_L......
..... _
, 7..... 7-_--
______o__2
_zL - -_o-- 7..... Z-- 2-_
----_
.... -7' .....
/ -=2 -_ .... -- _ -,-1-..........
"_"--_ _--- -_--1-- ---_ .... - .2 -- _

12. y = cos x; -360 ° -< x -< 360 ° 13. y = sec x; -360 ° -< x -< 360 °

........
----_ -Y-- ---- --LY- xl_
:` -"=c --,---L .... -k--

.... ......
"- 2_
_2__ _ _ _o__i
- _ 2;0 0'_r o__. _o, z _x
_-I,
____ X J_ =.__ __ k ZL-__ ---- .......
Z X_= t----_ X---
-------4-'-- ..........
- _--_--;-- ;-- _--

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6-2 Practice Worksheet


Amplitude, Period, and Phase Shift
State the ampfitude, period, and phase shift for each function.
1. y =-2 sin 0 2. y = 10sec 0 3. y =-3 sin 40

4. y=O.5sin
/ _-_ 5. y = 2.5 cos (O +180 °) 6. y=-l.5sin
(4) 40-

Write an equation of the sine function with each amplitude, period, and phase shift.
7. amplitude = 0.75, period = 360 °, phase shift = 30 °

8. amplitude = 4, period = 3 °, phase shift = -30 °

Write an equation of the cosine function with each ampfitude, period, and phase
shift.

9. amplitude = 3.75, period = 90 °, phase shift = 4 °

10. amplitude = 12, period = 45 °, phase shift = 180 °


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Amplitude, Period, and Phase Shift _l}
State the ampfitude, period, and phase shift for each function.
1. y =-2 sin _ 2. y = 10 sec 0 3. y =-3 sin 40
2, 360 °, 0° none, 360°, 0° 3, 90°, 0°

= i_-- _ 5. y = 9..5 cos (0 + 180°) 6. y = -1.5 sin 40-


t

0.5, 360 °, 60° 2.5, 360 °, =1]g0° 1.5, 90°, 11.25°


Write an equation of the sine function with each amplitude, period, and phase shift.
7. amplitude = 0.75, period = 360 °, phase shift = 30°
y = 0.75 sin (0 - 30 °) or y = =0.75 sin {_ - 30°)
8. amplitude = 4, period = 3°, phase shift = -30 °
y = _ 4 sin (1200 - 3600°])
Write an equation of the cosine function with each amplitude, period, and phase
shift.
9. amplitude = 3.75, period = 90°, phase shift = 4°
y = _ 3.75 cos (40 - 16°)
10. amplitude = 12, period = 45°, phase shift = 180°
y = _ 12 cos (80 - 1440 °)
Graph each function.
11. y = 0.5 sin x 12. y = 2 cos (3x)
....... vz< _ ............ v,, v-_:_L_ i

-_
- _
, 30

...............
....... .-1....... ___ - _-_ _t- __-
13. y = 2 cos (2x - 45 °) 14. y = tan (x + 60°)

] _ _ l
....
rl- -- L _ L- _L
-
_---_
- _ __ --_
_o _r_ ,1--_ ,_ _-
......... __--F ..... " -_- i-
I-5- i-
_- _
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Graphing Trigonometric Functions
Graph each function.
1. y = 2 sin (x - 45 °) , 2. y = -2 cos (30)

....... _........ _, ......


_ ......
................. _....... I "- i
i
......... -15
I
--_

3. y=-cos("-
' ['_ _2 ) 4. y=sin (x)
-_ +90 °

....... Y, __..... _ ....... _Y'_.......

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Graphing Trigonometric Functions
Graph each function.

1. y = 2 sin (x - 45 °) 2. y = -2 cos (30)

..... Y _-i_ V-_4_ __ _ _ _


-_=
_._____,-____--
_______ __
__ _-_
._

__: + _
3. y= , cos I: - _ _) 4. y=sin ( _0o)
x2 +

....... v_, --_x-_T _ __ ....... v,___


. F__ _T__5_

.... -_--_ ........ _--_

....... '1" .............. _ --- -t .....


1

5. y = sinx + cosx 6. y = cos 2x- cosx

lY_"' _ _
...... __ _,_:____ ---: :-_ :i=-
___- o_-_
-- - ,- -- -_r_

...... "_-'2"--
....... --'_ - - '-- 1-, -- -- --

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6-4 Practice Worksheet


Inverse Trigonometric Functions
Write each equation in the form of an inverse relation.
1. 0.75 = sinx 2. -1 = cosx 3. 0.1 = tan 0 •
/

3 12
"_ 6. cos _ = --
4. _ = cos x 5. sin x - 2 13

Find the values of x in the interval 0° <_x < 360 ° that satisfy each equation.
7. x = arccos 1 8. arccos V2
2 -x 9. arcsin_=x1

10. sin -1 (-1)= x 11. sin -1 V_


2 -x 12. cot -ll=x

Evaluate each expression. Assume that all angles are in Quadrant L

13. cos(cos-1½) (
14. sin cos -11)

15. cos sin-1 _ 16. tan sin -1 V2


2 - c°s-1

17. Verify that sin -1 vo2 + sin_ 1 __1


2 = 90 o. Assume that all angles are in Quadrant I.

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Inverse Trigonometric Functions
• Write each equation in the form of an inverse relation.
1. 0.75 = sin x 2. -1 = cos x 3. 0.1 = tan 0
X = arcsin 0.75 x = _vvQ$ _=1]} _ = _c_ 0=I]

3 v_ =12
4. _ = cos x 5. sin x - 2 6. COSc_ 13

x = arccos 5 _:= arcsir_v_


2 _ -- _rCCO$ 12
13

Find the values of x in the interval 0° <_x <_360° that satisfy each equation.
7. x = arccos 1 8. arccos V_ 1 "
2 -x 9. arcsin_=x

0°, 360° 45 °, 31]5 ° 3_ 1]50 °


10. sin -1 (-1) = x 11. sin -1 V_
2 -- x 12. cot-1 1 = x

270° 45°, 1]35° 45°, 225°


Evaluate each expression. Assume that all angles are in Quadrant I.

cos(cos . s,n(cos
o.5 2

15. cos (sin-Z ½) 16. tan (sin-1 _-eos-1 --_


-_)

2 0

17. Verify that sin -1 -_-


_ + sin -1 _1= 90o. Assume that all angles are in Quadrant I.

sin-1 _2 + sin-1 !2 = 60o + 300 = 90o

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6-5 Practice Worksheet


Principal Values of the Inverse Trigonometric Functions
Find each value.
1. Arcsin (-1) 2. Arccos 1 3. Arctan (-1)
-90 ° 0o =45 o

4. Cos -1 _
0.os o, 0.
60° 90° =30 °

7. cos (Cos-1 (- ½)) 8. sin (Sin-l-_ -_) 9. tan (Tan-1 --_


-_)

V5 v_
2 2 3.

10. Cos-1 (Cos 2) 11. Sin-1 (sin 4) 12. Tan-l(tan 3)


7T 33" 77"

2 4 3

13. cos (Arcsin {) 14. sin (Arccos 3) 15. tan (Arcsin --_
-_)

2 2 2

16. tan (½ Arccos 5) 17. cos (1Arcsin 6) 18. sin (2 Arccos 3)


2 3_1-0 24
3 10 25

19. sin [Cos-1 (-_--_) - 4] 20. cos [Sin-1 (_-_) + f] 21. Tan[_ +Sin -1 -_-_]
0 0 0

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6-6 Practice Worksheet


Graphing Inverses of Trigonometric Functions
State the domain and range of each relation.
1. y=Sinx y=sinx+l 3. y=cosx-1

4. y = Cos -1 x _. y = arcsin x 6. y = Tan -1 x

Write the equation for the inverse of each function. Then graph the function and its
inverse.

7. y = Cos -1 x 8. y = Tan -1 (3x)


..... Y_" _ ............. Y__ __ .....

_- - 0 x _ x

(
9. y = _"n- + Cos-lx 10. y = Sin : - 2
.n')

......... .....
___=__-;
_: --_- _-_-___

"_ ..... -- ......

• Determine if each of the following is true or false, ff false, give a counterexample.


11. Cos-1 x = Cos-1 (-x)

12. Sin -1 x = - Sin -1 x .

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Practice Worksheet
Graphing Inverses of Trigonometric Functions
State the domain and range of each relation.
1. y = Sinx + 1 2. y = sinx + 1 3. y = cosx- 1
domain: ,_maDH: domain:
-90 ° _<x _<90° all teat numbers a_ireal numbers
range: 0 _<y _<2 range: 0 <- y-< 2 range:-2_ y _<0
4. y = Cos -1 x 5. y = arcsin x 6. y = Tan -1 x
domain: domain: domain:
-1 _<x_< 1 -1 _<x_ 1 amlreal numbers
range: 0° _<y_< 180° range: range:
all real numbers =90 ° -< y-< 90°
Write the equation for the inverse of each function. Then graph the function and its
inverse.

7. y = Cos -1 x 8. y = Tan -1 (3x)


..... Y._" _ ...... Y ; 1
,_ .... -T- .....
_ G_ ___
.... -7-- - _5'_2 .._ _-_t_)
_- _. _ ____ _ 2, _ _ _-:__--_---
.... ;.
; ._. - __ ....
---- -- -_ ==1_ _ .........

1
y- Cos x Y- -3 Tan x
/

"n" rr
9. y=_+Cos -zx 10. y=Sinl_- >)
..... ......... .....
k

" -1--I -- - 71/ -


..... _ _ .... _- _ _ _, _- _--_
-- -_ -__ -_. - _-
__ _ / _,

....

Determine if each of the following is true or false. If false, give a counterexample.


11.(;os-zx-- Cos-Z (-_) false; Let ,_ = 1. Cos-:_- 0 ° but
Cos-_ (-1) - 180 °. So, Cos-_x ¢ (;__=;_ (-x) for all x.
12. Sin-z x = - Sin-_ x false; Let x = 1. Sin -_1 = 90° but
-Sin -ix = -90 °. So, Sin-_x :/: -Sin -_x for all Xo
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6-7 Practice Worksheet


Simple Harmonic Motion
Find the amplitude, period, frequency, and phase shift.

1.3,=3sin 0-90 ° 2. Y=-2 cosO

5. y=l.5cos x+ 6. y=12cos 2_-

7w=220cosx2t 8z=O:3sin(34
4)
Write an equation with phase shift 0 to represent simple harmonic motion under
each set of circumstances.

9. initial position 12, amplitude 12, period 8

10. initial position O, amplitude 2, period 8_r

11. initial position -24, amplitude 24, period 6

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Simple Harmonic Motion
Find the ampfitude, period, frequency, and phase shift.
1. y=3sin _0-90 ° 2. y=--_cosO
1 0o
3, 720 ° ' 1 '
720 180° 1,360 o, 360'

1 3_ 2, _, 1
1, 2rr, 2_' 2 _' 12

o. 1.0cos(x+ 1
1,5, 12, 12'
1 2 12, 1, 1, 12

• ' 4

1 0o 0.3, 8 3 1
220, 30°, 30' 3' 8' 3

Write an equation with phase shift 0 to represent simple harmonic motion under
each set of circumstances.
9. initial position 12, amplitude 12, period 8
1rt
y = 12 cos 4

10. initial position O, amplitude 2, period 87r


t
y= +_2 sin _.

U. initial position -24, amplitude 24, period 6


_rt
y = -24 cos 3

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7-1 Practice Worksheet


BasiC Trigonometric Identities
Solve for values of 0 between 0° and 90°.
1. If tan 0 = 2, find cot 0 • 2. If sin 0 = 23' find cos 8.

1
3. If cos 0 = _, find tan 0 4. If tan 0 = 3, find sec 0.

5. If sin 0 = 7 ' find cot 0 " 6. If tan 0 = 72 ' find sin 0 •

Express each value as a function of an angle in Quadrant I.


7. sin 458 ° 8. cos 892 °

9. tan (- 876 °) 10. csc 495 °

Simpfify.
11. cotA 12.
tan A cos

13. sin 2 0 cos 2 0 -cos 2 0 14. cos x + sin x tan x

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Basic Trigonometric Identities
Solve for values of 0 between 0° and 90°.

1. If tan 0 = 2, find cot 0 • 2. If sin 0 = 23' find cos 0.


1 x/g
2 3

1
3. If cos 0 = _, find tan 0 4. If tan 0 = 3, find sec 0.

5. If sin 0 = 7 ' find cot 0 " 6. If tan 0 = 72 ' find sin 0 "

,51 7_
7 53

Express each value as a function of an angle in Quadrant I.


7. sin 458 ° 8. cos 892 °
sin 82° - cos 8°

9. tan (- 876 °) 10. csc 495 °


tan 24° csc 45°

Simpfify.
11. cotA 12.
tan A cos

cot2A sin fi
13. sin 2 0 COS2 0 --COS 2 0 14. COSx + sin x tan x
-- COS 4 0 sec x

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7-2 Practice Worksheet


Verifying Trigonometric Identities
Verify that each of the following is an identity.
1. csc x = cos x
cot x + tan x

2. sin3x - cos3x = (1+ sinx cosx) (sinx - cosx )

sin y1 + 1 _
3. sin 1y- 1 .2sec2y

4. 1-2sin 2r+sin 4r=cos 4r

5. tanu+ cosu -secu


1 + sin u

6. sec xtan- xcos+ xsec x = CSCx


+ tan x

Find a numerical value of one trigonometric function of each x.


7. sin x = 3 cos x 8. cos x = cot x

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Verifying Trigonometric Identities
Verify that each of the following is an identity.
1. cot xcscx -- cos x
+ tan x
1
CSCX sin x sin x cos x cos x
. cot x + tan x cos x I- sin x sin x cos X COS2 X sin 2 x
sin x cos x

COS X
-- -- COS X
1
2. sin 3x - COS
3X ----(1+ sin x cos x) (sin x - cos x )
sin3 x-cos 3 x = (sin x-cos x) (sin2 x+ sin x cos x + cos2x)
= (sin x-cos x) (1 + sin x cos x)
3. 1 1 _ 2sec2y
sin y- 1 sin y + 1

1 1 _ sin y + 1 - sin y_+ 1 _ 2 -- 2 sec 2 y


sin y-1 sin y + 1 sin2 y- 1 -cos 2 y

4. 1 - 2 sin 2 r + sin 4 r =COS4r


cos4 r = (1 - sin2 r) 2 - 1 - 2 sin 2 r + sin4 r
5. tanu+ 1 +cosu
sin u -secu

tan u + cos u _ sin u t- cos u _ sin u + sin 2 u + COS 2 U


1 + sin u cos u 1 + sin u (cos u)(1 + sin u)
1 + sin u
- - sec u
(cos u)(1 + sin u)

6. sea xtan- xcos+ xsec x = CSCX


+ tan x
sin x+ 1 = sin x+ 1 = sin x + 1 = CSC X
1 - cos 2 x + sin x sin2 x + sin x (sin x)(sin x + 1)

Find a numerical value of one trigonometric function of each x.


7. sinx=3cosx 8. cosx=cotx
tan x = 3 csc x = 1 or sin x = 1

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7-3 Practice Worksheet


Sum and Difference Identities
Use the sum and difference identities to find the exact value of
each function.
1. cos 75 ° 2. cos 375 °

3. sin(-165°) 4. sin(-105°)

5. sin95° cos55° + cos95° sin55° 6. cos160° cos40° + sin 160° sin40°

7. tan (135° + 120 °) 8. tan 345 °

ff _ and fi are the measures of two first quadrant angles, find the
exact value of each function.

12 and cos fl = -_,


9. If sin a = ]_ 3 find cos (a - fi).

12 12
10. If cos a = _ and cos fl = -_, find tan (a - fl ).

11. If cos a = 8 and tan fl = 1-_' find cos (a + fi).


13 5
12. If csc a = ]-_ and sec fi = _, find sin (a - fl).

Verify that each of the following is an identity.


13. cos (180 ° - O)= - cos 0

14. sin (360 ° + 0) = sin 0

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Sum and Difference Identities
Use the sum and difference identities to find the exact value of
each function.
1. cos 75° 2. cos 375 °

4 4
3. sin (-165 °) 4. sin (-105 °)

4 4
5. sin 95° cos 55° + cos 95 ° sin 55° 6. cos 160 ° cos 40° + sin 160° sin 40 °
1 1
2 2
7. tan (135 ° + 120 °) 8. tan 345 °
2
If a and fl are the measures of two first quadrant angles, find the
exact value of each function.
12 3
9. If sin a = ]_ and cos fl = -5' find cos (_ - fl). 63
65
z2 12 360
10. Ifcosa=_andcosfl= _-,findtan(a-fl). -- 319

U. If cos _ = 8 and tan fl = , find cos (a + fl). 21


221
• 13 5 16
12. If csc a _-_ and sec fl = _, find sin (a- fl). 65

Verify that each of the following is an identity.


13. cos (180° - 0) = - cos 0
cos (180 ° - 0)
- cos 180 ° cos 0 + sin 180° sin 0
- (-1) cos 0 + 0 • sin 0
= - cos 0

14. sin (360 ° + O)= sin 0


sin (360 ° + O)
= sin 360 ° cos 0 + cos 360 ° sin 0
= O. cos 0 + 1 • sin 0
= sin 0
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7-4 Practice Worksheet


Double-Angle and Half-Angle Identities
If sin A = 12 and A is in the first quadrant, find each value.
1. cos 2A 2. sin 2A

3. tan 2A 4. cos A
2

5. sin A
2 6. tan A_
2

Use a half-angle identity to find each value.


7. tan -_ 8. cos _5_v_
8 8

9. sin 19_r12 10. COS671°

Verify that each of the following is an identity.


U. tan A _ sinA 12. tan A _ 1-cosA
2 1+ cosA 2 sin A

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Double-Angle and Half-Angle Identities
12
If sin A = _ and A is in the first quadrant, find each value.
1. cos 2A 2. sin 2A
119 120
169 169

3. tan 2A 4. cos A2

120 3
119 13

5. sin A
2 6. tan A2

2x/_ 2
13 3
Use a half-angle identity to find each value.
5_r
7. tan 8_r 8. cos 8

" 2 + %/-2 2
._2 - "k//2

9. sin 19_r
12 10. cos 671°
_/2 + _ '_/2- "k/2
2 2

Verify that each of the following is an identity.


11. tan A2 _ 1+sinA 12. tan A2 _ 1-sincosA
CosA A

tan _A__l-cosA._l+cosA
- 1 + cos A 1 + cos A 2- -- 1 + cos A 1-cos A
tan A _ sinA . 1-cosA

/ 1 - cos2 A _ sin A (1 -cos A)


(1 +cos A)2 1 -COS2A

sinA _sinA(1-cosA)_ 1-
1 + cos A sin 2 A sin A

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7-5 Practice Worksheet


Solving Trigonometric Equations
Solve each equation for all values of x.
1. 2sin2x-5sinx+2=O 2. sin2x-2sinx-3=O

3. 3cos2x-5cosx=l 4. 2tanxcosx+2cosx=tanx+l

Solve each equation for 0° <_x < 180°.


5. 2sin2x-l=O 6. cosx=3cosx-2

7. tan x = sin x 8. cos x sin 2x = 0

9. secx=l+tanx 10, 4sin2x-4sinx+l=O

11. sin 2x = 2 cos x 12; tan 2x + tan x = 0

13. 2sin2x 1 14. cos2x+sinx=l

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Solving Trigonometric Equations
Solve each equation for all values of x.
1. 2sin2x-5sinx+2=O 2. sin2x-2sinx-3=O
30° + 360_ 1150° + 360_ 27'0° + 360E _
3. 3cos2x-5cosx=l 4. 2tanxcosx+2cosx=tanx+l
120 ° + 360k'°, 24G° + 3_G£ =60 +350£, = 45° + 1180E_
60° + 36G_

Solve each equation for 0 ° <- x <_ 180 °.


5. 2sin2x-l=O 6. cosx=3cosx-2
45°, 135° 0°

7. tan x = sin x 8. cos x sin 2x = 0


0°, 180° O°, 90% _80 °

9. sec x = 1 + tan x 10, 4 sin 2 x - 4 sin x + 1 = 0


0° 30% _50°

11. sin 2x = 2 cos x 12. tan 2 x + tan x = 0


90° 0% "i]35° 1]8Q°

13. 2sin2x=l 14. cos2x+sinx=l


15°, 75° 0°, 30°, _50°, _80°

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