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1.Complete each slide using the stylus. 2.Save your Slide Show on the Desktop or a flash drive. 3. your completed file to and to your own accounts for study purposes 4.Then delete any file saved on the desktop. You should try completing each slide without referring to your notes or resource page in order to check your readiness for our next quiz. After trying the problem, you may refer to notes to check and correct your work on each question. Near the end of the slide show, the directions will tell you when you will need to refer to your resource page. TRIG SUMMARY PROJECT

Trig & Inverse Trig Graphs Sketch and label one complete period of 1. y = sin x

Trig & Inverse Trig Graphs Limit to a 1-1 section and graph & label both 2. y = sin x & y = arc sin x

Trig & Inverse Trig Graphs Sketch and label one complete period of 3. y = cos x

Trig & Inverse Trig Graphs Limit to a 1-1 section and graph & label both 4. y = cos x & y = arc cosx

Trig & Inverse Trig Graphs Sketch and label one complete period of 5. y = tan x

Pythagorean Identities Limit to a 1-1 section and graph & label both 6. y = tan x & y = arc tan x

These are the identities you need to know by memory: TRIG IDENTITY SUMMARY 1 st ReciprocalReciprocal 2nd QuotientQuotient 3rd PythagoreanPythagorean 4th Negative AngleNegative Angle 5th CofunctionCofunction You will be asked questions about these identities on the following slides

Reciprocal Identities Complete each question with a simple identity.

Quotient Identities Complete each question with a simple identity.

Pythagorean identities

Negative Angle Identities Complete each question with a simple identity.

Cofunction Identities

Sum & Difference Formulas

Mixed Formulas (do not memorize)

Inverse Trig

Verify the two sides are equal: