Algebra II Honors Problem of the Day Homework: p. 452 1a,b,g,3c,d,5,9,13,29,41,43 After watching the video graph y = cos t and y = sin t. graphing the.

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Algebra II Honors Problem of the Day Homework: p a,b,g,3c,d,5,9,13,29,41,43 After watching the video graph y = cos t and y = sin t. graphing the sine function

Graphs of Sine and Cosine y = sin t and y = cos t Domain: all reals Range: [-1, 1 ] sine is odd, cosine is even period is

Amplitude, Period, and Phase Shift When graphing make changes to the basic graph as follows: y = a sin ( bx - c) + k, y = a cos (bx - c) + k Amplitude- multiply the y’s by a Period- divide x ‘s by b Phase Shift - shift right or left c/b units Vertical Shift - up or down k units Sine and Cosine have an overall period of

Algebra II Honors Problem of the Day Homework: p , 11, 13, 15, 18 Put your calculator in radian mode and find the following indicated tangent values in decimal form. Round your answers to the nearest tenth. Make an xy-chart to list your answers.

y = tan x Domain: all Range: all reals tan is odd period is Graphs of the Tangent Function

y = a tan (bx - c) + k Amplitude None - but still multiply the y’s by a Period- divide x ‘s by b Phase Shift - shift right or left c/b units Vertical Shift - up or down k units. Tangent has an overall period of