Section 3 – Graphing Sine and Cosine Functions

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Section 3 – Graphing Sine and Cosine Functions Chapter 6 Section 3 – Graphing Sine and Cosine Functions

Properties of y = sin x The period is 2π The domain is IR The range is [-1,1] The x-intercepts are located at nπ The y-intercept is 0

Examples EX 1: Find sin 9π/2 by referring to the graph. EX 2: Find the values of Ѳ for which sin Ѳ = 0. EX 3: Graph y = sinx for 3π ≤ x ≤ 5π

Properties of y = cos x The period is 2π The domain is IR The range is [-1,1] The x-intercepts are π/2 + nπ The y-intercept is 1

Assignment Chapter 6, Section 3 pgs 363-365 #14-24E,28-34E,41,42, 52