WorksheetsDFC #10 (through Topic 3.9)
Total questions: 22
Worksheet time: 7mins
sin(x)
rx
ry
xy
None of these
cos(x)
rx
ry
xy
None of these
tan(x)
rx
ry
xy
None of these
The period of sine and cosine functions is...
2π
π
b
None of these
The period of the tangent function is...
2π
π
b
None of these
For Tangent Function Transformations, b is defined as…
period2π
periodπ
2πperiod
πperiod
For Sinusoidal Transformations, b is defined as…
period2π
periodπ
2πperiod
πperiod
The general equation for the periodic asymptotic behavior of the tangent function...
θ=2period+(period)k
θ=period+(2period)k
θ=2π+πk
θ=πperiod+πk
For inverse trig functions, the input value is…
function values
angle measures
For inverse trig functions, the output value is…
function values
angle measures
The coordinates of point P around a circle...
(rcosθ, rsinθ)
(rsinθ, rcosθ)
What kind of function is this (assuming there is no phase shift)?
Sine
Cosine
Tangent
Logarithm
Exponential
What kind of function is this (assuming there is no phase shift)?
Sine
Cosine
Tangent
Logarithm
Exponential
What kind of function is this (assuming there is no phase shift)?
Sine
Cosine
Tangent
Logarithm
Exponential
What kind of function is this (assuming there is no phase shift)?
Sine
Cosine
Tangent
Logarithm
Exponential
What kind of function is this (assuming there is no phase shift)?
Sine
Cosine
Tangent
Logarithm
Exponential
What is the domain restriction for a rational function? EX: x1
x=0
x>0
x≥0
There is no domain restriction for this function type.
What is the domain restriction for a square root function?
x=0
x>0
x≥0
There is no domain restriction for this function type.
What is the domain restriction for a logarithmic function? EX: ln(x)
x=0
x>0
x≥0
There is no domain restriction for this function type.
A part of a graph that is concave up has a rate of change that is...
increasing
decreasing
constant
A part of a graph that is concave down has a rate of change that is...
increasing
decreasing
constant
Which of the following correctly re-writes the exponential expression as a logarithmic expression?
ba=c
logbc=a
logba=c
logcb=a
logac=b
