Unit #6: Graphs and Inverses of Trig Functions

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Unit #6: Graphs and Inverses of Trig Functions Accel Precalc Unit #6: Graphs and Inverses of Trig Functions Lesson 4: Transformations of Sine and Cosine Graphs   EQ: How do transformations change the graphs of sine and cosine ?

Given y = f(x) transformed function y = af[b(x - h)] + k Recall: Transformations of Graphs of Functions Given y = f(x) transformed function y = af[b(x - h)] + k Where: a  vertical stretch/shrink b  horizontal stretch/shrink h  horizontal shift k  vertical shift

y = Asin[B(x – C)] + D y = Acos[B(x – C)] + D Amplitude Standard Form: Transformations of Sine and Cosine Graphs: y = Asin[B(x – C)] + D y = Acos[B(x – C)] + D Amplitude --- represented by A; notation | A |; measured from the horizontal line of symmetry Graphically --- distance from horizontal line of symmetry to max or min

Would you consider this a sine or cosine graph? WHY? |A|= 3 Find the amplitude both graphically and algebraically. Then write the function represented by the graph. Would you consider this a sine or cosine graph? WHY? |A|= 3 graphically algebraically y = ___sin ( x) 3 |A| = 2 graphically algebraically 2 y = __ sin ( x)

“Ride” the wave until you have completed an entire cycle. New Period --- complete cycle on graph or calculate using B from equation Sine and Cosine cycle every 360 or 2 radians. “Ride” the wave until you have completed an entire cycle.

NP = π Would you consider this a sine or cosine graph? WHY? A = 0.5 Ex 3. What is the amplitude and new period for graph below? Would you consider this a sine or cosine graph? WHY? A = 0.5 Identify four consecutive critical points, then determine the period of the graph. Use graph to determine B. NP = π y = ___ cos ( __ x) 0.5 2

This graph should go HALF AS FAST as the parent graph. Use amplitude and new period to graph the equation.   Ex 4. y = 3cos (½x) A = ____ B = ____ 3 1/2 -4π -3π -2π -π π 2π 3π 4π 4 critical points are at: __________________ 4 critical points are at: , 2 , 3 , 4 This graph should go HALF AS FAST as the parent graph.

4 π radians Ex 5. y = -4cos (x) A = ____ B = ______   Reflect across x-axis What intervals should you use on the x-axis? Decimal Radians 4 -3 -2 -1 1 2 3 -4

4 π radians Ex 5. y = -4cos (x) A = ____ B = ______   What intervals should you use on the x-axis? Decimal Radians 4 -3 -2 -1 1 2 3 -4

y = Asin [B(x – C)] + D y = Acos [B(x – C)] + D Phase Shift (horizontal) --- represented by C Vertical Shift --- represented by D Based on your knowledge of transformations, answer these questions about each of the following equations. Then graph.

Why here? How is this graph transformed? Shift right 3 2 1 -1 -2 -3 How is this graph transformed? Shift right What happens to the x-value? Add /4 Why here? What about the y-value ? No change Has the period changed? No change No Has the maximum value changed ? Has the minimum value changed? No

Day 50 Agenda: DG23 --- 10 minutes total Part 1 --- NO UNIT CIRCLE NO CALCULATOR Part 2 --- Use MY Unit Circle; 4 FUNC CALC

Why decrease? How is this graph transformed? Reflected and shifted up 3 2 1 -1 -2 -3 Why decrease? How is this graph transformed? Reflected and shifted up What happens to the x-value? No change What about the y-value ? Negated then add 2 Has the period changed? No change Has the maximum value changed ? yes Has the minimum value changed? yes

How is this graph transformed? Vert Stretch, shift left, shift down 3 2 1 -1 -2 -3 How is this graph transformed? Vert Stretch, shift left, shift down What happens to the x-value? Decrease by π/2 What about the y-value ? Doubled, decreased by 1 Has the period changed? No change Has the maximum value changed ? yes Has the minimum value changed? yes

Going 3 times as fast as Parent Function. -180-150 -120-90-60-30 30 60 90 120 150 180 critical points are at: 0, 30, 60, 90, 120 How is this graph transformed? Horizontal Shrink What happens to the x-value? Multiplied by 1/3 What about the y-value ? No change Has the maximum value changed ? no Has the minimum value changed? no

Rewrite in the form : 2 2 1 A = ____ B = ____ C = _____ D = ____ Amplitude = ___ Reflect across x-axis = ____ NP = _____ Critical Pts = ________________ Phase Shift = ______ Vertical Shift = _______ 2 Yes π occur every π/4 π/2 right 1 unit up

Why go below x-axis? After the shift right 90, the first critical points are: 135 , 180, 225, 270

Assignment: PW #1 Graphing Sine and Cosine PW #2 Writing Equations of Sine and Cosine PW #3 Writing Equations of Sine and Cosine