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S2W3 FC#2 - identities practice

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Review questions: Categorize each parent function by dragging them to the different lables

  • cosecant

  • polynomial

  • cotangent

  • tangent

  • quadratic

  • Linear

  • radical

  • logarithmic

  • cosine

  • exponential

  • secant

  • sine

  • rational

  • unrestricted Domain--> x= all real numbers

  • restricted domain, x cannot be all real numbers.

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An identity is true no matter what value is chosen for its variable. so lets do some true-false questions: each of these is either an identity or not an identity. categorize them.

  • identity

  • not an identity

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which word needs to be changed?

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what should it be changed to?

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Does the way these two pictures show the geometric forms of the six functions reconcile you a little to the fact that csc is the reciprocal of sin, not cosine?

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So far we have a set of basic trig identities, pythagorean identities and the co-functional identities, and odd/even identities. See if you can match identities,

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cos (90°-x)

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cot(90°-x)

csc x

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csc (90°-x)

tan x

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1/sin x

sin x

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cos x/sin x

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cos(x)

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cot x

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sec x

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cos(-x)

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Can you solve the following equation?

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Prove the following identity:

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Finish up the module. Let me know here if there are any topics you want to go over.