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NON-CALCULATOR SECTION
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(1) Radians: 210 (2) Degrees: (3) Bearing: NW (4) Bearing to Standard: 175
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Part II – Trig Function Evaluations – evaluate each function, using proper function restrictions and identities if needed:
5 23 2 5
(5) cos (6) sin (7) tan (8) sec (9) cot
6 6 3 3 2
3 1
(10) tan 1 1 (11) sin 1
(12) cos 1 (13) csc 1 2 (14) cot 1 1
2 2
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(15) arcsin sin (16) cos 1 cos 2.3 (17) sin
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PART III – Right Triangles and Trig Ratios – use the provided information to determine the function ratios requested:
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(18) cos and tan 0 ; Find cot
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(19) tan and cos 0 ; Find csc
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(20) The point 5, 3 2 lies on the terminal end of angle in standard position. Find sec
PART IV – Graphs of Trig Functions – Describe each given function and graph at least one phase:
(23) Find all solutions: (24) Find solutions on the interval [0, 2 )
cos 2 cos 2 sin(3x) 1 0
Simplify as one function or value:
sin x 1 cos x tan x cos( x)
(25) (26)
1 cos x sin x sin x sec x
(27) Write in terms of only sin x and cos x (no double, triple, etc. angles): cos(4 x) sin x
CALCULATOR SECTION
(28) Degrees: 8.3 rad. (29) DMS: 167.24 (30) Decimal Degrees: 23512'30"
PART II – Angles, Arc Measures, and Linear/Angular Speed – use the given information to find the missing variable:
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(31) r 12.5; ; s (arc length) ? (32) s 73.3; ; r ?
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(33) A wheel has a diameter of 42 inches and is rotating at a linear speed of 55 mph. How many revolutions per minute is
the wheel making?
PART III – Solving Triangles (Right and Oblique) – solve each missing side and angle measure for each triangle:
(34) (35)
(36) George is looking down from a tree at an angle of depression of 37o. He sees his friend, Quinn, standing 182 feet
away from the base of the tree. How high up in the tree is George?
(37) Describe the transformations from parent function, f(x), to g(x): f ( x ) x 3 and g ( x) .5x 2 8
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(38) Describe the transformations from parent function, f(x), to g(x): f ( x) x and g ( x) 2 x 8 1
(39) Describe the transformations from parent function, f(x), to g(x): f ( x) cos( x ) and g ( x) 3 cos x
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