Warm-up Graph the following functions 1. y = sin (4θ – π)

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Warm-up Graph the following functions 1. y = 3 + 4 sin (4θ – π) 2. y = -1 + 2 cos (2/3θ - 2π)

Table of Contents 8. Graphing Sec and Csc

Other Basic Trig Functions Essential Question – How do you graph sec and csc functions?

Csc functions Csc is the reciprocal of sin. First, graph the sin function. Put an asymptote at each original y=0 value (3 of them) Next, flip each section separate by the asymptotes upside down

Sec functions Sec is the reciprocal of cos. First, graph the cos function. Then put an asymptote at each original y=0 value (2 of them) Next, flip each section separated by asymptotes upside down

Graph y = 1 + csc 1/2 θ First, graph 1 + sin(1/2θ) Amplitude = 1 Period = 2π/(1/2) = 4π Intervals = 4π/4 = π Vertical shift = 1 Flip each section to make it csc

Graph y = -2 + sec(θ-π) First, graph -2 + cos(θ-π) Amplitude = 1 Period = 2π Intervals = 2π/4 = π/2 Vertical shift = -2 Horizontal shift = π Flip each section to make it sec