precalc final Flashcards
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What is the formula for arc length?
s = r0, where s is arc length, r is radius, 0 is in radians. (also: 0 = s/r)
How do you find the coordinates on a circle with radius r and angle 0?
(x,y) = rcos0,rsin0
One full circle revolution is ___ radians
2pi
btw memorize some unit circle stuff
ok
to get radius and angle from a terminal ray intersecting a circle of radius r at the given point
r = sqrt(x^2 + y^2) 0 = tan^-1(y/x). Adjust angle by adding pi if on quadrant II or III, add nothing if on quadrant I, and add 2pi if on quadrant IV
will you review sin and cos graphs for the exam?
yea
how to get period and frequency?
period = 2pi/b, frequency = 1/period
What is amplitude?
Half the dist between max and min
for tan(2θ), the period and vertical asymptote is
period: pi/b, v. asymptote: pi/2b + k pi/b where k is any integer
petals will be oriented on the x and y axis if they are
cos petals
csc and sec graphs will be
parabolas facing away from the curves
polar to rectangular
x = rcos0, y = rsin0
rectangular to polar (where 0 < theta < 2pi)
sqrt(x^2+y^2), tan^-1(y/x)
polar complex to polar
sqrt(x^2+y^2), tan^-1(y/x)
polar complex to rectangular
x = rcos0, y = rsin0
petals on cos will open ___, petals on sin will open ___
directly right, right-down
circle with cos will open ___, circles with sin will open ___
horizontally, vertically
if ___ is odd for a petal equation, it will have 2n petals (___(n0)), and the cycle will become 0, 2pi instead of 0, pi
cos
(a +_ bcos(0)) a cardoid (heart shaped circle) is formed when
a = b
(a +_ bcos(0)) a dimpled cardoid (egg shaped circle) is formed when
a > b
(a +_ bcos(0)) an inner loop limacon (smaller circle inside) is formed when
a < b
in stuff “find all solutions for this sin on 0 <_ x <2 pi”, you must
Isolate the sin/cos, find the 2 places where sin is that fraction on the unit circle, and add the corresponding pi
the base domain and range of an arcsin graph is:
Domain: -1, 1
Range: -π/2, π/2
how do you do stuff like sin(A-B) where x and y are things like pi/2 and 5pi/6 from the unit circle
sin or cos (a + or - b)