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.
B.Trigonometric Functions of
RealNumbers
Here are some identities you need to know:
Reciprocal Identities
tan (
cot (
sec (
csc (
cot (
Pythagorean Identities
Even and Oddfunctions
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
Graphing the SineFunction
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.
26.
Graphing the CosineFunction
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.
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.
30.
Example 3:
Sketch thegraph 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
31.
Phase Shift andVertical 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
32.
Phase Shift andVertical 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: