The Derivatives of Trigonometric Functions

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The Derivatives of Trigonometric Functions Calculus 1 Ms. Penabad 2014

In today’s lesson we will cover: Theorem 3.10: Derivatives of Sine and Cosine Theorem 3.11: Derivatives of Trigonometric Functions Example 1 Example 2 Example 3

Sine and Cosine Theorem 3.10: Derivatives of Sine and Cosine derivative of sine: derivative of cosine:

Trigonometric Functions Theorem 3.11: Derivatives of Trigonometric Functions

Trick to remember Derivatives of Trigonometric Functions All of the functions that start with C are NEGATIVE

Trick to remember Derivatives of Trigonometric Functions 1 2 1 2

Class: You’re welcome to take a picture of this chart if you’d like Positives Negatives 1 2 1 2 Class: You’re welcome to take a picture of this chart if you’d like

It’s time for a group quiz! Row 1 students pair up with Row 2 students Row 3 students pair up with Row 4 students Row 5 students pair up with Row 6 students

It’s time for a group quiz! You and your partner will be turning in 1 Power Point Quiz paper. You may not use your calculators, but you may use your textbook and any notes you’ve taken in class. Download and print the Power Point Quiz Outline from the class wiki page.