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Use your knowledge of UC to find the values of q

1)

Why are there two answers for each?

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Section 7-6 The Inverse Trigonometric Functions

Objective: To find values of the inverse trigonometric functions.

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Reminder about reference angles

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REVIEW CONCEPTS:

Please make sure to have graphs of , and in front of you when lecture starts.

Include the domain and range of each graph.

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review

One to one functionRestricted domainInverse functions

–Inverse function equations algebraically.

–Inverse functions graphically.

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Trig FUNCTIONS

Sine, cosine and tangent are all functions.

Are they all one-to-one functions?

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}n2

x|x{:domain

Notice how the axes are scaled!

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Trig functions

Does tan θ have an inverse that is a function? Justify your answer.

If you answered no, you are right. However, we need to have a way to “undo” tan θ.

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The graph does not have an inverse function.

}n2

x|x{:domain

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Inverse of trig functions

Restrict domain to f(x)=Tan x

Inverse function is Tan-1 x

Notice T is capitalized

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Tan x has an inverse.

}2

x2

|x{domain

Notice how the axes are scaled!

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Notice how the axes are scaled!

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How to Remember which Trigonometric Function is Positive

-1

-1

1

1

S A

T C

AllJust Sine

Just Tangent

Just Cosine

ALLSTUDENTS

TAKE CALCULUS

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Sec 7.6 Warm Up Day 2

1) TRUE OR FALSE: and are the same.

2) TRUE OR FALSE: If then

3) Fill in the blank: If then

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Notice how the axes are scaled!

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Inverse of trig functions

Restrict domain to:

F(x)=Sin x

Inverse function is Sin-1 x

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-3π/2 -π -π/2 π/2 π 3π/2

-3

-2

-1

1

2

3

x

y

f(x)= sin xF(x)= Sin x

Notice how the axes are scaled!

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-2 -1 1 2

-π/2

π/2

x

y

Notice the axes!

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Inverse of trig functions

Restrict domain to 0 <x < F(x)=Cos x

Inverse function is Cos-1 x

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-3π/2 -π -π/2 π/2 π 3π/2

-3

-2

-1

1

2

3

x

y

f(x)= cos xF(x)= Cos x

Notice how the axes are scaled!

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-2 -1 1 2

-3π/2

-π/2

π/2

π

3π/2

x

y

Notice the axes!

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Restricted domains summarized:

}9090{

}22

{

Tan

OR

Tan

}1800{

}0{

Cos

OR

Cos

}9090{

}22

{

Sin

OR

Sin

Notice the restricted domain for each of the inverse functions includes the first quadrant… i.e. the reference angle.

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Sine Function:

  sin(30°) = 0.5          

Inverse Sine:              Sin-1(0.5) = 30°

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tan(angle value)= ratioTan-1(ratio)= angle value

sin(angle value)= ratioSin-1(ratio)= angle value

cos(angle value)= ratioCos-1(ratio)= angle value

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Example 1

Find Tan-1 2 with a calculator. 0<θ<360°

First make sure your calculator is in the correct mode.

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Example 2

Find Tan-1 (-1) without a calculator. 0<θ<2

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Restricted domains summarized:

}9090{

}22

{

Tan

OR

Tan

}1800{

}0{

Cos

OR

Cos}9090{

}22

{

Sin

OR

Sin

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Use your knowledge UC and RA:

Given

Fill in the blanks below.

Given fill in the blanks below.

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Warm UP Day 2::

Graph (in degrees or radians):

Identify the four quadrants on each graph.

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Parent graph: sine function

x

y

-1

0

1

sin θ

2

2

3 2

θradians

Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4

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review graphing:

Study the graphs below. Draw inverse of each graph.

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Example 3

A.) Find Sin-1 (-0.8) with a calculator. 0<θ<360°

B.) Find Cos-1 (-0.5) without a calculator. 0<θ<2

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Example 4Hint: pay attention to restricted domain.

)3

2Tancos( 1

A) Find the value of the above expression without a calculator.

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Example 4Hint: pay attention to restricted domain.

)3

2Tancos( 1 B) Find the value of

with a calculator.

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No matter the mode setting is…

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Homework

Sec 7.6 written exercisesDay 1: #1-9 All, read #10Day 2: #11-21 All

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Review

http://hotmath.com/help/gt/miniprecalcgt/section_5_1.html