Basic Definitions. Example 1. Question: Solution: In the right triangle below, what is the sine of angle A?
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1 Basic Definitions Trigonometry (from Ancient Sanskrit "trikona" or triangle and "mati" or measure or from Greek trigΕnon "triangle" + metron "measure") has its origins in geometry of right triangles. Many simple questions in trigonometry can be answered using right triangle. Basic trigonometric functions are sine,cosine, tangent and cotangent. The argument of these functions is an angle. An angle can be designated with vertices of the triangle A, B,.. etc., or Greek letters α, β etc. sin A = a c ; cos A = b c ; tan A = a b ; cot A = b a Example In the right triangle below, what is the sine of angle A? sin A = 5 Comment: Sine and cosine are always less or equal to one, therefore it is always helpful to double check your answer. In this case the answer is less than one. Example In the right triangle below, what is the value of tan α tan β? It is very important to write out your solution. tan α = a b ; tan β = b a tan α tan β = b a a b =
2 Special Triangles Angles with measures of 0o, 45o and 60o are very important in trigonometry. A right triangle with a hypotenuse of unit in length can be used to find the values of the trigonometric functions of these angles. In such a triangle c =, therefore, sin A = πππ πππππ ππ‘π π‘π π΄ ; cos A = πππ ππππππππ‘ π‘π π΄ For example, using the 0o 60o 90o triangle below and basic geometry rules: sin 0 = ; cos 0 = This table should be memorized. 0 o sin α cos α 45 o 60 You should also know the following identities: o tan πΌ = sin πΌ cos πΌ ; cot πΌ = cos πΌ sin πΌ Pythagorean identity: π ππ πΌ + πππ πΌ = Example If A is an acute angle and cos π΄ =, find sin π΄. Use a Pythagorean identity: π ππ π΄ + πππ π΄ = sin π΄ = ± πππ π΄ sin π΄ = ± =± =± The length is positive, hence π πππ΄ =,
3 Example 4 If A is acute angle and cos π΄ =, find tan π΄. tan π΄ = "# "#. First, find sin A by referring to example π πππ΄ = tan π΄ = = The Unit Circle So far we have considered right triangles to define trigonometric functions which limit us to acute angles. However, trigonometric functions are defined for all angles. To find values of sine and cosine for a number of other commonly used angles, we will use the Unit Circle in combination with a special triangle. cos α = x coordinate of a point on the Unit Circle sin α = y coordinate of a point on the Unit Circle Using the above definition and the unit circle: sin 0 = 0, cos 0 =, cos 80 = ππ‘π. Also, as seen on picture, cos 0 = Picture From picture, it follows that: sin 00 = sin = sin ( 60 ) = cos ( 60 ) = cos 00 = The Unit Circle is also very helpful in identifying whether a value of a trigonometric function is positive or negative. For example, sin 5 ππ πππππ‘ππ£π Mark 5 on the unit circle to verify that. Picture
4 Example 4 Given that 90 < π΄ < 80 and sin π΄ =, find cos π΄. Use Pythagorean identity: π ππ π΄ + πππ π΄ = cos π΄ = ± π ππ π΄ cos π΄ = ± =± =± Note, that 90 < π΄ < 80. As noted by the unit circle we have to use the negative value for cos A. Answer: πππ π΄ = Example 5 Given that 0 < π΄ < 90 and sin π΄ =, find sin π΄. First, mark on the y axis. Then, draw a horizontal dashed line. It will intersect the unit circle at two points, which will mark two angles. Both angles have a sine of. Since 0 < π΄ < 90 and by using a special triangle, we can determine that: A = 45, πππ‘π π‘βππ‘ A 5 (dashed line angle) π‘βπππππππ π΄ = 90 πππ sin 90 = 0 Answer: sin π΄ = 0 (This problem can also be solved using trigonometric identities) 4
5 Basic Identities Pythagorean identity: π ππ π₯ + πππ π₯ = Double angle identities: sin π₯ = π πππ₯πππ π₯ cos π₯ = πππ π₯ π ππ π₯ Often these three identities can be used to simplify rather complicated trigonometric expressions. It is not always clear what simplify means in regard to the expression For example, sin π₯ = π πππ₯πππ π₯ can be used to simplify an expression, although π πππ₯ ππππ πππ‘ ππππ πππ¦ π πππππππ π‘βππ π πππ₯πππ π₯ Sometimes, you should look at the answer choices to see which way your work should be going. Also, recall that: tan π₯ = "# "# ; cot π₯ = "# "# ; sec π₯ = "# ; csc π₯ = "# Example 6 Given that 0 < π΄ < 90 and sin π΄ = /, find sin π΄. Note: This is similar to example 5, but there is no special triangle with an angle such that sin π΄ = /. Therefore finding A is more challenging than in the example 5. It is possible to use a calculator sine inverse function to find angle A. However, sometimes it requires additional care, because a calculator function π ππ π₯ will only return an angle between 90 and 90. For example, if 90 < π΄ < 80 πππ sin π΄ = / using calculator π ππ = 0, while the correct value of A is 50. Solution using identities: sin π΄ = π πππ΄πππ π΄, you need to find cos A first. cos π΄ = ± π ππ π΄, π‘βπππππππ cos π΄ = ± =± Since 0 < π΄ < 90 choose a positive value for cos A. cos π΄ = Finally, sin π΄ = 5 4 = 9
6 Example 7 Simplify the following expression: π‘ππ π₯ + π‘ππ π₯ + = "# "# += "# "# "# = "# = π ππ π₯ The Unit Circle is very helpful in verifying connections between sine and cosine functions. The following identities can be quickly verified geometrically: sin πΌ + 90 = cos πΌ ; cos(πΌ + 90 ) = sin πΌ ; sin( πΌ) = sin πΌ ; cos πΌ = cos πΌ Example 8 sin πΌ = cos πΌ + 90 True or false? On the unit circle, sin πΌ is given by the leg opposite to angle πΌ. Adding 90 is the same as rotating the triangle by 90 degrees. Angle between the hypotenuse of the shaded triangle and the X axis equals πΌ By comparing the two triangles you can verify that the identity is true. Alternatively, the following identities can be used in questions similar to example 8. sin( πΌ ± π½) = sin α cos β ± cos α sin β cos( πΌ ± π½) = cos α cos β sin α sin β Set π½ = 90 to prove identity in the example above. 6
7 Angle and Radian Measures Angle measure of an angle A full circle is 60 degrees. For very small angles, the degree is further divided into 60 minutes. For even smaller measurements, the minute is divided again into 60 seconds. Angle measures are commonly used in geometry. Radian measure of an angle Radian measure represent the arc length of an angle inscribed in the unit circle. We can think of this as a number line wound around a circle. See picture. Then, each number on the number line corresponds to an angle. For example: The whole circle with a radius of has circumference of π, therefore π = 60 o. Consequently half of the unit circle is π, therefore π = 80 o.. The number = 0.5 is one sixth of π, and π = 80 o., hence marks a 0o angle. See picture. Winding of the number line Picture Picture One radian is often defined as an angle which cuts an arc with the arc length equal to the radius. R = yields the Unit Circle interpretation of radians. 7
8 How to Convert Radians to Degrees and Back (use that π = 80o) Radians to degrees Degrees to radians Convert 5 degrees to radians Convert radians to degrees. π = 80o, therefore = π = 80o divide both sides by 80 to get: "# = 0 = π 80 5 = 5 = 5 π π = 80 4 Many calculators can convert the angle measures from degrees to radians and vice versa. Warning Always check whether your calculator is set up for degrees or radians. Change the setting if necessary Angle measure in radians is often designated with x. Note: you will not be allowed to use the unit circle like the one on the right. sin x cos x π 6 π 4 Suppose you need to find sin " and cos Graph your own unit circle, think about unit circle. " Can t use on the test π " ". as if you go around the = π‘πππ£ππ π π’πππ‘π ππππππ€ππ π π‘βππ ππππ π’π Inscribe the special triangle, 5π π sin = sin π = ; cos 5π = units. 8
9 You may convert " to degrees: " = 5 = five times 60 degrees = 00 Equations Most trigonometric equations lead to finding x such that sin x = c, or cos x = c number. Let us consider the following example: where c is a Example 9 Find all x, < x < π, such that cos x = Comment: This is an example of a very simple trigonometric equation.. Cosine is X coordinate of a point on the unit circle. Mark on the X axis. Draw a vertical line.. The line marks two anglesthe solid line and the dashed line. The solid line corresponds to an angle between and π.. To obtain the angle, go along the unit circle a distance of radians and then additional radians. x = π + π 6 = π Answer: x = " Note: it was very important to pick the correct angle from the two choices marked on the unit circle. If we change the condition < x < π to π < x < " the answer will be x = ", NOT x = " 9
10 Example 0 Solve the following equation πππ π₯ = 4πππ π₯ +, for π₯ from the interval 0 < π₯ <. The equation has only one trigonometric function cos π₯. We can solve the equation for cos π₯. Some people like to replace cos π₯ with another variable. Let s substitute u = cos π₯, then π’ = 4π’ +, π πππ£πππ πππ π’, π’ = cos π₯ = Answer: π₯ = (This equation is solved in the example 7.) " Some equations require the use of identities first. It becomes necessary when equation contains several trigonometric functions. Example Solve the following equation: π ππ π₯ = πππ π₯, for π₯ from the interval 0 < π₯ <. The equation has two trigonometric functions: cos π₯ πππ sin π₯. We can use a Pythagorean identity π ππ π₯ + πππ π₯ = to replace cos π₯ π€ππ‘β sin π₯. π ππ π₯ = πππ π₯ π ππ π₯ = π ππ π₯ π ππ π₯ = π ππ π₯ = sin π₯ = Graph the unit circle (see example 5) π΄ππ π€ππ: π₯ = 0, therefore sin π₯ = ±, since 0 < π₯ <, sin π₯ is positive
11 Graphs of Trigonometric Functions Graphs of the sine and cosine functions will all look similar to each other and resemble a wave. For example, the picture to the right shows the graphs of the following functions: y = sin x y = cos x y = sin x y =.5cos ( x + π 4 ) One may notice that the graphs have different heights and widths. Also, some of the graphs go through the origin while others are shifted sideways. In mathematics the height of the graphs for sine and cosine function is called amplitude and the width is called the period. For the graph of y = sin x, below, the amplitude A = and the period P = π = 6.8 As seen on the unit circle to the right, the amplitude of the function y = sin x equals to one, because sin x and the period of the function y = sin x equals π because π constitutes one full turn. Hence, the graph repeats itself every π units. This is why the graphs of trigonometric functions are usually given over one period, assuming that one can extend the picture as far to the right or to the left as necessary. Having these properties in mind about the sine and cosine functions and the graphing techniques we use to perform transformations are two approaches that can be used to graph an arbitrary sine or cosine function. These two approaches are outlined in the example below:
12 Example Graph y =.5sin x Approach : Use transformation of simple functions. First graph y = sin x, then shrink it times along the x axis and stretch.5 times along the y axis Approach : Find the amplitude and period using the formulas below: For y = Asin ωx Amplitude = A, period P = π ω For example, to graph y =.5sin x find the amplitude A =.5, period P = should fit a sine wave in the box with the dimensions shown below. = π. Therefore you
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