Parent+Graphs+of+Trig+Functions PDF

Title Parent+Graphs+of+Trig+Functions
Author EarthBrush
Course Precalculus with Trigonometry
Institution John Tyler Community College
Pages 4
File Size 272.4 KB
File Type PDF
Total Downloads 101
Total Views 141

Summary

Precalc...


Description

Parent Graphs of Trig Functions Recall the terminal points of special angles on the unit circle:

Graphing Trig Functions, y = f(x), Input (x) = ____________ Terminology 

Sinusoidal:



Periodic Function:



Period of a Function:



Frequency:



Midline:



Amplitude:



Even/Odd Functions:

Output (y) = ____________

1. y  sin x Plot points,

 x ,sin x  on the axes below where x in an angle in radians and sketch the curve of y  sin x .

Domain: ___________________

Range: ___________________

Period: ___________________

Frequency: ___________________

Amplitude: ____________

Midline: _____________

Odd/Even: ___________

Anchor Points in the Fundamental Period  0, 2  :

2. y  csc x

Domain: ___________________

Range: ___________________

Period: ___________________

Frequency: ___________________

Odd/Even: ___________ Anchor Points/Features in the Fundamental Period 0, 2  :

3. y  cos x

Domain: ___________________

Range: ___________________

Period: ___________________

Frequency: ___________________

Amplitude: ____________

Midline: _____________

Odd/Even: ___________

Anchor Points in the Fundamental Period  0, 2  :

4. y  sec x

Domain: ___________________

Range: ___________________

Period: ___________________

Frequency: ___________________

Odd/Even: ___________ Anchor Points/Features in the Fundamental Period 0, 2  :

5. y  tan x

Domain: ___________________

Range: ___________________

Period: ___________________

Frequency: ___________________

Odd/Even: ___________    Anchor Points/Features in the Fundamental Period   ,  :  2 2

6. y  cot x

Domain: ___________________

Range: ___________________

Period: ___________________

Frequency: ___________________

Odd/Even: ___________ Anchor Points/Features in the Fundamental Period 0,   :...


Similar Free PDFs