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Test5 Trig Part 2

This document contains a trigonometry test covering key concepts like the relationship between trig functions and amplitude, period, phase shift, and vertical translation of trig functions. It includes multiple choice knowledge questions, application questions involving graphing trig functions that model real-world scenarios, communication questions about adjusting functions, and multi-step thinking questions solving trigonometric equations. An additional bonus problem at the end tests solving a trig equation using trig identities.

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Test5 Trig Part 2

This document contains a trigonometry test covering key concepts like the relationship between trig functions and amplitude, period, phase shift, and vertical translation of trig functions. It includes multiple choice knowledge questions, application questions involving graphing trig functions that model real-world scenarios, communication questions about adjusting functions, and multi-step thinking questions solving trigonometric equations. An additional bonus problem at the end tests solving a trig equation using trig identities.

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Name : ________________________

MHF4U1
Unit 5: Trigonometry Part 2
K/U APP COM TH
/9 /24 /4 /14

KNOWLEDGE/UNDERSTANDING

______1. For the function , which variable determines amplitude? [1K]


a. A c. C
b. B d. D

______2. What is the period of the function ? [1K]

a. c.

b. d.

______3. If k = , what is the period? [1K]


a. c.

b. 45 d.

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____ 4. The temperature of a swimming pool is cyclic and modelled by a trigonometric function. If its
highest temperature is 82 °F and its lowest temperature is 76 °F, and it takes 12 hours for the
temperature to change between its extremes, what equation models the temperature of the pool
as a function of time in hours? [1K]
a. c.

b. d.

5. Use transformations to sketch the graph of the following function: y = 5 cos (x- π/4) – 2.
[5 K]

Find the following:


(a) Amplitude?
(b) Period?
(c) Phase shift (left or right? And by how much?)
(d) Describe the vertical translation
(e) Graph the function

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Application

1. Mike Tyson was training for his fight and he was jabbing his punching bag. With Tyson’s raw
poser, the punching bag reached a maximum and minimum horizontal distance of 75cm.
One full cycle of the swinging punching bag had occurred every 2.5 seconds. Assume that
the bag is at the equilibrium position at t = 0 sec. [8 A]

a) What is the equation of a cosine function?

b) Graph the function. Fully label the axes.

c) Where would the bag be at 6.2 seconds?

Created by: J.T. and Millz

← ↕ →

-75cm 0cm 75cm

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2. The TREC Windshare turbine at the Exhibition Place, Toronto, has the following specifications:
[8 A]

 90 metres high to the tip of the blade


 Rotor diameter 52 metres
 Normal rotation speed 30 rpm

(a) Using the information provided above, draw a graph which


represents 2 complete cycles for a point at the tip of a blade
on the wind turbine. Remember to fully label your axes.

(b) Write either a cosine or sine function that models the rotating motion of the blades.

3.

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COMMUNICATION

1. What adjustment is needed to change the cosine function to the sine function?
[2C]

2. Explain graphically why sin x = 0.75 has 2 solutions for 0    2 . [2C]

THINKING

1. A cosine function has a maximum value of 1, a minimum value of -5, a phase shift of π/4 to
the right, and a period of 2. Write an equation for the function. [2 T]

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2. Determine all the solutions for the following trigonometric equations:

(a)Cos2 x – cos x – 2 = 0 [4T]

(b)2 sin 2 x – 1 = 0 [4T]


(c) Sin (Ѳ + 4
) = √2 cos Ѳ [4T]

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BONUS [+2 Points]
Determine all the solutions of the equation:

3 sin2 x + sin x – 1 = 0

“C-A-S-T” Rule

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Double Angle Formulas

Compound Angle Formulas

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