Pre-Class Problems17 for Monday, March 26
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These are the type of problems that you will be working on in class. These problems are fromLesson 9.
Solution to Problems on the Pre-Exam.
You can go to the solution for each problem by clicking on the problem number or letter.
Objective of the following problems: To use the inverse tangent function to find the reference angle of an angle if given the coordinates of a point on the terminal side of the angle.
1.Find the exact and the approximate angle , which is between and , which passes through the following points. Round your approximate answer to the nearest tenth of a degree.
a. b. c.
d. e.
Objective of the following problems: To find the exact value of any one of the six trigonometric functions of an angle when the angle is given in terms of an inverse trigonometric function of a number.
2.Given the angle , find the exact value of a) and
b) .
3.Given the angle , find the exact value of
a) and b) .
4.Given the angle , find the exact value of a) and b) .
5.Given the angle , find the exact value of a)
and b) .
6.Given the angle , find the exact value of a) andb) .
7.Given the angle , find the exact value of
a) and b) .
8.Given the angle , find the exact value of
a) and b) .
9.Given the angle , find the exact value of
a) and b) .
10.Given the angle , find the exact value of a) and b) .
Additional problems available in the textbook: Page 553 …61–64, 67 – 70. Examples 6 and 7 starting on Page 546.
Solutions:
1a. Back to Problem 1.
NOTE: Since the point is in the second quadrant and lies on the terminal side of the angle , then the terminal side of is in the second quadrant. Thus, is not an acute angle.
To find the reference angle :
since is an acute angle.
NOTE: Since is in the second quadrant, then . Since the exact value of is , then the exact value of is . Since the approximate value of is , then the approximate value of is .
Answer:Exact:
Approximate:
1b.Back to Problem 1.
NOTE: Since the point is in the fourth quadrant and lies on the terminal side of the angle , then the terminal side of is in the fourth quadrant. Thus, is not an acute angle.
To find the reference angle :
since is an acute angle.
NOTE: Since is in the fourth quadrant, then . Since the exact value of is , then the exact value of is . Since the approximate value of is , then the approximate value of is .
Answer:Exact:
Approximate:
1c. Back to Problem 1.
NOTE: Since the point is in the third quadrant and lies on the terminal side of the angle , then the terminal side of is in the third quadrant. Thus, is not an acute angle.
To find the reference angle :
since is an acute angle.
NOTE: Since is in the third quadrant, then . Since the exact value of is , then the exact value of is . Since the approximate value of is , then the approximate value of is .
Answer:Exact:
Approximate:
1d. Back to Problem 1.
NOTE: Since the point is in the first quadrant and lies on the terminal side of the angle , then the terminal side of is in the first quadrant.
NOTE: By the definition of the inverse tangent function, the inverse tangent of a positive number is an angle in the open interval .
is an acute angle.
Answer:Exact:
Approximate:
1e. Back to Problem 1.
NOTE: Since the point is in the fourth quadrant and lies on the terminal side of the angle , then the terminal side of is in the fourth quadrant. Thus, is not an acute angle.
To find the reference angle :
since is an acute angle.
NOTE: Since is in the fourth quadrant, then . Since the exact value of is , then the exact value of is . Since the approximate value of is , then the approximate value of is .
Answer:Exact:
Approximate:
2.Let . Then is an acute angle in the first quadrant and
.
NOTE: These two statements follow from the definition of the inverse sine function.
:
8
3
NOTE:
a. = =
NOTE:
b. = =
NOTE:
NOTE:
OR = =
NOTE:
Answers:a. b.
Back to Problem2.
3.Let . Then is in the fourth quadrant and
.
NOTE: These two statements follow from the definition of the inverse sine function.
NOTE: Since is in the fourth quadrant, then it is NOT an acute angle.
:
9
NOTE:
8
a. = =
NOTE: Cosine is positive in the fourth quadrant and .
b. = =
NOTE: Tangent is negative in the fourth quadrant and .
NOTE:
OR = =
NOTE: Cotangent is negative in the fourth quadrant and .
Answers:a.
Back to Problem 3.
b.
4.Let . Then is an acute angle in the first quadrant and
.
NOTE: These two statements follow from the definition of the inverse cosine function.
:
7
NOTE:
4
a. = =
NOTE:
b. = =
NOTE:
NOTE:
OR = =
NOTE:
Answers:a. b.
Back to Problem 4.
5.Let . Then is in the second quadrant and.
NOTE: These two statements follow from the definition of the inverse cosine function.
NOTE: Since is in the second quadrant, then it is NOT an acute angle.
:
5
NOTE:
2
a. = =
NOTE: Tangent is negative in the second quadrant and .
b. = =
NOTE: Sine is positive in the second quadrant and .
NOTE:
OR = =
NOTE: Cosecant is positive in the second quadrant and .
Answers:a.
Back to Problem 5.
b.
6.Let . Then is an acute angle in the first quadrant and
.
NOTE: These two statements follow from the definition of the inverse tangent function.
:
NOTE:
7
a. = =
NOTE:
b. = =
NOTE:
NOTE:
OR = =
NOTE:
Answers:a. b.
Back to Problem 6.
7.Let . Then is in the fourth quadrant and
.
NOTE: These two statements follow from the definition of the inverse tangent function.
NOTE: Since is in the fourth quadrant, then it is NOT an acute angle.
:
7 5
NOTE:
a. = =
NOTE: Sine is negative in the fourth quadrant and .
b. = =
NOTE: Cosine is positive in the fourth quadrant and .
NOTE:
OR = =
NOTE: Secant is positive in the fourth quadrant and .
Answers:a.
Back to Problem 7.
b.
8.Let . Then is in the fourth quadrant and.
NOTE: These two statements follow from the definition of the inverse sine function.
NOTE: Since is in the fourth quadrant, then it is NOT an acute angle.
:
3
2
NOTE:
a. = =
NOTE: Tangent is negative in the fourth quadrant and .
b. = =
NOTE: Cosine is positive in the fourth quadrant and .
Answers:a.
Back to Problem 8.
b.
9.Let . Then is in the second quadrant and.
NOTE: These two statements follow from the definition of the inverse cosine function.
NOTE: Since is in the second quadrant, then it is NOT an acute angle.
:
8
NOTE:
a. = =
NOTE: Sine is positive in the second quadrant and .
b. = =
NOTE: Tangent is negative in the second quadrant and .
NOTE:
OR = =
NOTE: Cotangent is negative in the second quadrant and .
Answers:a.
Back to Problem 9.
b.
10.Let . Then is in the fourth quadrant and .
NOTE: These two statements follow from the definition of the inverse tangent function.
NOTE: Since is in the fourth quadrant, then it is NOT an acute angle.
:
NOTE: 4
1
a. = =
NOTE: Cosine is positive in the fourth quadrant and .
b. = =
NOTE: Sine is negative in the fourth quadrant and .
NOTE:
OR = =
NOTE: Cosecant is negative in the fourth quadrant and .
Answers:a.
Back to Problem 10.
b.
Solution to Problems on the Pre-Exam:Back to Page 1.
14.Find the exact angle , where, if the terminal side of passes through the point. (5 pts.)
NOTE: Since the point is in the third quadrant and lies on the terminal side of the angle , then the terminal side of is in the third quadrant. Thus, is not an acute angle.
To find the reference angle :
since is an acute angle.
NOTE: Since is in the third quadrant, then . Since the exact value of is , then the exact value of is .
Answer:
19.Find the exact value of (8 pts.)
Let . Then is in the fourth quadrant and .
NOTE: These two statements follow from the definition of the inverse sine function.
:
8
3
NOTE:
= =
NOTE: Cosine is positive in the fourth quadrant and .
NOTE:
OR = =
NOTE: Secant is positive in the fourth quadrant and .
is in IV quadrant =