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    WorkSHEET 6.

    2 Circular functions Name: ____________________________

    1 What are the values of the following correct to


    3 decimal places? (Make sure your calculator is
    set on radians.)
    (a) sin 1.2 (a) sin 1.2 = 0.932
    (b) tan 2.86 (b) tan 2.86 = −0.289
    (c) cos 0.045 (c) cos 0.045 = 0.999
    (d) tan 4.56 (d) tan 4.56 = 6.511

    2 If sin θ = 0.7, write down the value of:


    (a) sin (π − θ ) (a) sin (π − θ ) = sin θ = 0.7
    (b) sin (π + θ ) (b) sin (π + θ ) = − sin θ = −0.7
    (c) sin (− θ ) (c) sin (− θ ) = − sin θ = −0.7
    (d) sin (2π − θ ) (d) sin (2π − θ ) = − sin θ = −0.7

    3 If cos θ = 0.3, and tan θ = 1.8, write down the


    value of:
    (a) cos (π − θ ) (a) cos (π − θ ) = − cosθ = −0.3
    (b) tan (π + θ ) (b) tan (π + θ ) = tan θ = 1.8
    (c) tan (− θ ) (c) tan (− θ ) = − tan θ = −1.8
    (d) cos (2π − θ ) (d) cos (2π − θ ) = cosθ = 0.3

    π
    and 0 < x < , find an exact value sin x + cos x = 1
    4 8 2 2
    If sin x =
    17 2 2
     8
      + cos x = 1
    2
    for cos x.
    17
     64 
    cos2x =1−  
     289
    225
    =
    289
    15
    cos x = ±
    17
    π 15
    For 0 < x < , cos x = +
    2 17

    Maths Quest 11 Mathematical Methods 2nd Ed. Page 1 of 4


    5 π sin 2x + cos2x = 1
    If sin x = 0.2 and < x < π , find a value for
    2
    tan x correct to 3 decimal places.
    (0.2)2 + cos2x = 1
    cos2x = 1− 0.04
    cos2x = 0.96
    cos x = ± 0.96
    π
    For < x < π, cos x = − 0.96
    2
    sin x 0.2
    tan x = = = − 0.204
    cos x − 0.96

    6 State the period and amplitude of:


    (a) y = sin x (a) Period = 2π , amplitude = 1

    (b) y = cos x (b) Period = 2π , amplitude = 1


    Sketch both graphs for x ∈ [0, 2π].

    Maths Quest 11 Mathematical Methods 2nd Ed. Page 2 of 4


    7 State the period and amplitude of: 2π
    (a) Period = =π , amplitude = 3
    (a) y = 3 sin 2 x 2

    (b) y=
    1
    cos πx 2π 1
    (b) Period = = 2, amplitude =
    2 π 2
    Sketch both graphs for x ∈ [0, 2π].

    8 State the period and asymptotes of π


    y = 2 tan 4x. Period =
    b
    Hence, sketch the graph of y = 2 tan 4x for π
     π π =
    x ∈ − ,  4
     4 4 ±π
    Asymptotes: x =
    2b
    ±π
    =
    8

    Maths Quest 11 Mathematical Methods 2nd Ed. Page 3 of 4


    9 Find the value of x in each of the following
    equations. (Give answers to the nearest degree.)
    (a) 2 sin x = − 3
    (a) 2 sin x = − 3 for x ∈ [0, 4π] − 3
    sin x =
    2
    Sine is negative in the 3rd and 4th
    quadrants.
    For x ∈ [0, 4π],
    7π 11π 19π 23π
    x= , , ,
    6 6 6 6
    (b) 4 cos x − 3.8 = 0 for x ∈ [0°, 360°]. (b) 4 cos x − 3.8 = 0
    4 cos x = 3.8
    cos x = 0.95
    Cosine is positive in the 1st and 4th
    quadrants.
    For x ∈ [0°, 360°],
    x = 18°, 342°

    10 The temperature, T°C, inside a building on a


    given day can be modeled by the equation
    πt
    T = 20 + 7 sin , where t is the number of
    5
    hours after 9 am.
    (a) What is the temperature at 9 am? (a) At 9 am, t = 0.
    π ×0
    T = 20 + 7 sin
    5
    T = 20 + 7 × 0
    T = 20
    At 9 am the temperature is 20°C.

    (b) What is the maximum temperature in the (b) The maximum temperature occurs when
    building? At what time does the πt
    maximum temperature first occur? sin = 1.
    5
    T = 20 + 7 × 1
    T = 27°
    πt
    When sin =1
    5
    πt π
    =
    5 2
    5π
    πt =
    2
    t = 2.5
    The maximum temperature of 27°C
    1
    occurs 2 hours after 9 am, that is, at
    2
    11.30 am.

    Maths Quest 11 Mathematical Methods 2nd Ed. Page 4 of 4

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