Day 54 AGENDA: DG 24 --- 12 minutes No Unit Circle 4-function Calc only.

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Day 54 AGENDA: DG 24 --- 12 minutes No Unit Circle 4-function Calc only

Lesson 7: Sinusoidal Graphs and Equations Accel Precalc Unit #6: Graphs and Inverses of Trig Functions Lesson 7: Sinusoidal Graphs and Equations EQ: What are sinusoidal graphs and how are their equations written?

Recall: Linear Combination in Algebra --- a linear combination of x and y would result in an expression of the form ax + by Think about combining like terms in algebra expressions:

Look Familiar ? asin(cx) + bcos(dx) ---of sin(cx) and cos(d x) is the sum in the form asin(cx) + bcos(dx) --- a waveform with deviations that can be graphically expressed as the sine curve Look Familiar ?

A --- amplitude B --- calculates new period t --- time; notice this is now your DOMAIN h --- horizontal phase shift from the origin D --- vertical displacement

Recall: Sketch parent function for sine:

Recall: Terms for Transformations Phase Shift Amplitude New Period Vertical Displacement

Determine if a given linear combination is sinusoidal. Part I: What would you expect the graph to look like?

2. y = 2sinx – 3cosx

3. y = 2sin3x + 4cos2x 4. y = 3sin5x – 5cos5x 5. y = 4sinx – 2cosx 6. y = 2sin3x + 3cos2x

Which, if any, appear to be sinusoidal? Not all of these equations are sinusoids. #1, 2, 4, and 5 appear to be sinusoidal. What do the sinusoidal equations have in common? Given asin(cx) + bcos(dx) or asin(cx) - bcos(dx) The two trig functions must have the same period. c = d

How do you write the equation of a sinusoid in the form y = Asin[B(x - C)] + D?

-1.19 5.09 NP = 5.09 – (-1.19) = 6.28 WHAT DOES THAT MEAN? NO PERIOD CHANGE.

NO PERIOD CHANGE? PROVE IT.

-1.19 *** PAY ATTENTION: Does the graph rise or fall at this RECALL: This point is at x = -1.19. *** PAY ATTENTION: Does the graph rise or fall at this zero? That will determine if you need A or -A .

Therefore there has been NO vertical displacement (shift). 5.385sin(x + 1.190) f(x) = ___________________________

Complete these examples on your own Complete these examples on your own. Show your work for determining each value of the equation f(x) = Asin[B(x – C)] + D. REMEMBER: There are many correct answers. Make sure your answer MATCHES the original equation. Ex 2. y = 4sinx + 3cosx f(x) = 5sin(x + 0.64) f(x) = 4.47sin[3.01(x – 0.369)] or f(x) =4.47sin(3.01x – 1.11) Ex 3. y = 2sin3x – 4cos3x Ex 4. y = 3sin(2x – 1) + 4cos(2x + 3) f(x) = 6.57sin[2(x – 0.7)] or f(x) = 6.57sin(2x – 1.4)

Assignment: Practice Worksheet #1 “Exploring Sinusoidal Graphs” You must show all steps for the work that justifies each value in the equation.