Trigonometric Functions of
Real Numbers
Prepared by:
Jeanny Rose M. Urbina
Tarlac State University
GRADUATE SCHOOL
MATH 502
A. The Unit Circle
B. Trigonometric Functions of
Real Numbers
C. Trigonometric Graphs of
Sine, Cosine, and Tangent
Function
Topic Outline
“
A Look Back on
H I S T O R Y
APOLLONIUS OF PERGA
◎ He was known as the Great
Geometer.
◎ One of his famous book is
entitled Conics.
◎ He had taken geometric
construction beyond that of
Euclid’s Elements.
FIGURE 1
Excerpt from Euclid’s Elements (Book III)
FIGURE 2
Excerpt from Apollonius’Tangencies
“
Since we cannot know all that
there is to be known, we
ought to know a little about
everything.
- Apollonius of Perga
“
Unit Circle
A.The Unit Circle
◎Circle of radius 1
◎Centered at (0,0)
◎Equation: + = 1
A.The Unit Circle
A.The Unit Circle
A.The Unit Circle
A.The Unit Circle
+ counterclockwise
- clockwise
Unit Circle: Degree
+ counterclockwise
- clockwise
Unit Circle: Radian
+ counterclockwise
- clockwise
Unit Circle: Coordinates
B.Trigonometric Functions
of Real Numbers
B.Trigonometric Functions
of Real Numbers
sin (
cos ( x
tan (
csc ( (y ≠ 0)
cos ( (x
tan ( (y
B.Trigonometric Functions of
Real Numbers
Here are some identities you need to know:
Reciprocal Identities
tan (
cot (
sec (
csc (
cot (
Pythagorean Identities
Example: 1
If tan(
Example: 2
Given that cos(
Even and Odd functions
The cos and sec functions are even
functions; the rest other functions are odd
functions.
sin(-x) = -sin x
cos(-x) = cos x
tan(-x) = – tan x
cot(-x) = -cot x
csc(-x) = -csc x
sec(-x) = sec x
Example 3:
a. Sin (-
b. Cos (-
C.Trigonometric Graphs of Sine
and Cosine Function
Graphing the Sine Function
y = sin
Properties:
1. Domain (-
2. Range {y| -1
3. The maximum value is 1 and the
minimum value is -1.
4. The sine function is a continuous
function. It has no break in its graph
5. The sine function is periodic. Its period
is 2
6. The amplitude is 1.
Graphing the Cosine Function
y = cos
Properties:
1. Domain (-
2. Range {y| -1
3. The maximum value is 1 and the
minimum value is -1.
4. The cos function is a continuous
function. It has no break in its graph
5. The cos function is periodic. Its period
is 2
6. The amplitude is 1.
y = sin
y = cos
y = sin
y = 2sin
Example 1: y = 2sin
1. The period of 2sin is 2
2. The maximum value is 2 and
the minimum value is -2.
3. The amplitude is 2.
Example 3:
Sketch the graph of y = coson the same cartesian coordinate plane. State
the period, maximum and minimum values.
Period: 2
Maximum value is 3
Minimum value is 1
Phase Shift and Vertical Shift
y = a sin (b ( + c)) +
d
Amplitude is a.
Period is
Phase Shift is c
Vertical Shift is d.
1. y = cos(
The mother graph y = cos must be shifted to units to the right
Phase Shift and Vertical Shift
y = a sin (b ( + c)) +
d
Amplitude is a.
Period is
Phase Shift is c
Vertical Shift is d.
2. y = 2cos(
Period: Phase shift:
Amplitude: Vertical Shift:

Trigonometric Functions of Real Numbers - Masteral

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