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4.8 Symmetry, IVT and Number line sign studies for composite trig functions

Recall the definitions of even/odd functions: If f is an even function, then it’s graph is symmetric with respect to the y-axis and f(-x)=f(x). If f is an odd function, then it’s graph is symmetric with respect to the origin and f(-x)= -f(x).

Evaluate f(-x) and determine if each function is even, odd or neither.

Recall: The Intermediate Value Theorem (IVT) p.206 in Pre-Calc Text

Making Sense of the IVT Think of the Intermediate Value Theorem as “crossing a river.” In the picture below, if you are walking on a continuous path from f(a) to f(b), and there is a river across your path at the horizontal line y=y0 , then you would have to cross the river to reach your destination.

Use the Intermediate value Theorem to determine if a zero must exist on the interval: Note: the fact that the IVT does not guarantee a zero does not mean that one does not exist in the interval. For instance, check f(π/2) in number 2.

Example 1: Answer the following questions about on [0, 2π]. What are the zeros of f ? Describe the symmetry of f. Do a number line sign study for f and use interval notation to identify where f > 0.

Example 3: Answer the following questions about on [0, 4π]. What are the zeros of f ? Do a number line sign study for f . Identify the intervals for which f < 0.

Assignment A4.8, Sections I, II and III to be completed by Monday Test #11 will be at the end of this week and includes Polar Equations and Complex Numbers. See you Tmrrw!!