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Graphing Sinusoids 1

The document provides an overview of functions, particularly trigonometric functions such as sine, cosine, and tangent, emphasizing their definitions, representations, and importance in modeling relationships. It includes details on graphing these functions, their properties like amplitude and period, and practical examples for finding these parameters. A link to a video for further learning is also included.

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Graphing Sinusoids 1

The document provides an overview of functions, particularly trigonometric functions such as sine, cosine, and tangent, emphasizing their definitions, representations, and importance in modeling relationships. It includes details on graphing these functions, their properties like amplitude and period, and practical examples for finding these parameters. A link to a video for further learning is also included.

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Graphing the basic sine,

cosine and tangent functions


Link to video
• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Qj_MWl_Z1g
What is a function?
• Function is a specific type of relation between two sets, typically referred to as the
domain and the codomain (range). A function assigns each element from the domain
exactly one element in the codomain.

• Functions are integral to understanding and modeling relationships in various fields,


making them essential tools for problem-solving and decision-making in real life.

• Can be represented by
• A set of ordered pairs
• Mapping / rule
• Table of x and y
• Functional notation
• graph
𝑦 =3 𝑥
Function machine
Review of parts of a function

Independent Dependent
domain
variable variable

Codomain Functional
graph
(range) notation
Trigonometric functions, like sine, cosine, and tangent,
are defined using functional notation. This notation
expresses the relationship between an input angle (often
in radians or degrees) and its corresponding output value
(a real number representing a ratio of sides in a right
triangle or a point on the unit circle)
Basic / parent
Graph of the sine function
Y=
Ordered pairs formed (0,0), (30, 0.5), (60, 0.87),…
Graph of the cosine function
The period and amplitude
The tangent
function
y=tan x

tan 270 = error


tan 90 = error
asymptotes
tan
89.999=very
large
Y intercept is a point on the y-axis where the line/graph
passes

X intercept is a point on the x-axis where the line/graph


passes
This time, we will increase to a higher level by adding the parameters
amplitude and period into our trigonometric functions
Y=sin 2x
X 0 30 45 60
y=sin 2x Sin 0 Sin 60 Sin 90 Sin 120
0 0.866… 1 0.866…
Examples
Find the amplitude and
period of the following
Application
For practice
1. y=sin 4x
• Install Desmos B=4
• Try to input the following Period= 2∏/B
Period =2∏/4
Period= ∏/2

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