5
b) and have no characteristics in common except for their y-intercept and zeros. 2. a) b) c) i) The graph of intersects the -axis at 0, ii) The maximum value occurs at and every since the period is iii) The minimum value occurs at and every since the period is 3. a) The graph of intersects the -axis at b) The maximum values occur at 0 and every since the period is c) The minimum value occurs at and every since the period is 4. Here is the graph of Here is the graph of The two graphs appear to be identical. 5. a) The graph of intersects the -axis at 0, b) The graph of has vertical asymptotes at 6.4 Transformations of Trigonometric Functions, pp. 343–346 1. a) period: amplitude: horizontal translation: equation of the axis: b) period: amplitude: horizontal translation: equation of the axis: c) period: amplitude: horizontal translation: equation of the axis: y 521 d 5 0 0 a 0 5 0 2 0 5 2 2p 0 k 0 5 2p 3 y 5 3 d 5 p 4 0 a 0 5 0 1 0 5 1 2p 0 k 0 5 2p 0 1 0 5 2p y 5 0 d 5 0 0 a 0 5 0 0.5 0 5 0.5 2p 0 k 0 5 2p 0 4 0 5 p 2 nPI t n 5 p 2 1 np, 6 3p 2 , c 6 p 2 , y 5 tan u nPI t n 5 np, 62p, c 6p, u y 5 tan u y 5 tan x: y 5 sin x cos x : nPI t n 5 2p 1 2np, 2p. 2p, p nPI t n 5 2np, 2p. 2p, nPI t n 5 p 2 1 np, 6 3p 2 , c 6 p 2 , u y 5 cos u nPI t n 5 3p 2 1 2np, 2p. 2p, 3p 2 nPI t n 5 p 2 1 2np, 2p. 2p, p 2 nPI t n 5 np, 62p, c 6p, u y 5 sin u u5 3.93 u5 0.79 u522.36 u525.50 y 5 tan u y 5 sin u 6-13 Advanced Functions Solutions Manual

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b) and have no characteristicsin common except for their y-intercept and zeros.2. a)

b)

c) i) The graph of intersects the -axisat 0,

ii) The maximum value occurs at and every

since the period is

iii) The minimum value occurs at and every

since the period is

3. a) The graph of intersects the -axis at

b) The maximum values occur at 0 and every since the period is

c) The minimum value occurs at and every since the period is

4. Here is the graph of

Here is the graph of

The two graphs appear to be identical.5. a) The graph of intersects the -axisat 0,

b) The graph of has vertical asymptotes

at

6.4 Transformations of TrigonometricFunctions, pp. 343–346

1. a) period:

amplitude:horizontal translation:equation of the axis:

b) period:

amplitude:

horizontal translation:

equation of the axis:

c) period:

amplitude:horizontal translation:equation of the axis: y 5 21

d 5 0

0 a 0 5 0 2 0 5 2

2p

0 k 05

2p

3

y 5 3

d 5p

4

0 a 0 5 0 1 0 5 1

2p

0 k 05

2p

0 1 05 2p

y 5 0

d 5 0

0 a 0 5 0 0.5 0 5 0.5

2p

0 k 05

2p

0 4 05

p

2

nPItn 5p

21 np,

63p

2, c6

p

2,

y 5 tan u

nPItn 5 np,

62p, c6p,

uy 5 tan u

y 5 tan x:

y 5sin x

cos x:

nPItn 5 2p 1 2np,

2p.

2p,p

nPItn 5 2np,

2p.

2p,

nPItn 5p

21 np,

63p

2, c6

p

2,

uy 5 cos u

nPItn 53p

21 2np,

2p.

2p,3p

2

nPItn 5p

21 2np,

2p.

2p,p

2

nPItn 5 np,

62p, c6p,

uy 5 sin u

u 5 3.93

u 5 0.79

u 5 22.36

u 5 25.50

y 5 tan uy 5 sin u

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d) period:

amplitude:

horizontal translation:

equation of the axis:2. For

For

For

For

Only the last one is cut off.3.

period:

amplitude:

horizontal translation: units to the left

equation of the axis:

4.a)

period:

b)

period:

c)

period:

d)

period:

5. a)equation of the axis is

b)equation of the axis is

c)equation of the axis is

d)equation of the axis is

y 5 22 cos a1

2xb 2 1

y 5 21;

amplitude 5 2,period 5 4p,

y 5 22.5 cos a1

3xb 1 6.5

y 5 6.5;

amplitude 5 2.5,period 5 6p,

y 5 26 sin (0.5x) 2 2

y 5 22;

amplitude 5 6,period 5 4p,

y 5 18 sin xy 5 0;

amplitude 5 18,period 5 2p,

f(x) 5 11 sin (4px)

k 5 4p

2p

0 k 05

1

2

a 5 11

f(x) 5 80 sin a1

3xb 2

9

10

k 51

3

2p

0 k 05 6p

a 5 80

f(x) 52

5 sina

p

5xb 1

1

15

k 5p

5

2p

0 k 05 10

a 52

5

f(x) 5 25 sin(2x) 2 4

k 5 2

2p

0 k 05 p

a 5 25

y 5 a sin(k(x 2 d)) 1 c

y 5 4

d 5 2p

4

0 a 0 5 022 0 5 2

2p

0 k 05

2p

0 4 05

p

2

y 5 22 cosa4ax 1p

4bb 1 4

x246

0

y

4p

43p

2p– 4

p– 43p– 2

p

y 5 5 cos a22x 1p

3b 2 2

y 5 2 sin(3x) 2 1

y 5 sin ax 2p

4b 1 3

y 5 0.5 cos (4x)

y 5 22

d 5p

6

0 a 0 5 0 5 0 5 5

2p

0 k 05

2p

0 22 05 p

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6. a) vertical stretch by a factor of 4, verticaltranslation 3 units up

b) reflection in the x-axis, horizontal stretch by afactor of 4

c) horizontal translation to the right, verticaltranslation 1 unit down

d) horizontal compression by a factor of horizontaltranslation to the left

7. a)

b)

c)

d)

8. a)

b)

0

y

x

42

–4–2

–6

2p

23p 2pp

0

y

x

42

–2

6

2p

23p 2pp

f(x) 5 cos a2ax 1p

2bb

f(x) 5 3 cos ax 2p

2b

f(x) 5 cos a21

2xb

f(x) 51

2 cos x 1 3

p

6

14,

p

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c)

d)

e)

f)

9. a) period:

The period of the function is This represents the time between one beat of aperson’s heart and the next beat.

b)

c)

d) The range for the function is between 80 and120. The range means the lowest blood pressure is80 and the highest blood pressure is 120.10. a)

b) There is a vertical stretch by a factor of 20. Theperiod is 0.8 s.

There is a horizontal compression by a factor

of

There is a horizontal translation 0.2 to the left.

c) y 5 20 sin a5p

2(x 1 0.2)b

1

0 k 05

2

5p.

k 55p

2

2p

k5 0.8

Time (s)

Hor

izon

tal d

ista

nce

from

cent

re (c

m)

x0

y

0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1.0 1.2 1.4

10

20

30

–10

–20

–30

1.6

0

y

1101009080

–20

120

1 2 3 4

x

P(60) 5 220 cos a5p

3(60)b 1 100 5 80

65.

k 56

5

2p

0 k 05

5p

3

0

y x

–4–2

–6

2p

23p 2pp

0

y x

–4–2

–6

2p

23p 2pp

0

y

x

42

–2

6

p2p

23p 2p

0

y

x

42

–2

6

p2p

23p 2p

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11. a)

b) vertical stretch by a factor of 25, reflection in thex-axis, vertical translation 27 units up; the period is 3 s.

horizontal compression by a factor of

c)

12. By looking at the difference in the x-values of

the two maximums, and we see that the

period is

13. Answers may vary. For example,

Since the maximum is 4 units above theminimum would be at If the period of thefunction is , then the minimum would be at

of

14. a) This is a cosine function with

b) This is a sine function with a reflection in the x-axis and an

c) The y-axis is and the amplitude is 4. Thefunction is shifted horizontally to the right by 10.

15.

16. a) The car starts at the closest distance to thepole which is 100 m.b) The centre of the track is 400 m from the polebecause it is half the distance between the closestand furthest point.c) The radius is m.d) The period of the function is 80 s. This is howlong it takes to complete one lap.

e)

Mid-Chapter Review, p. 349

1. a)

b)

c)

d)11p

12 radians 3 a

180°

p radiansb 5 165°

5 radians 3 a180°

p radiansb 8 286.5°

4p radians 3 a180°

p radiansb 5 720°

p

8 radians 3 a

180°

p radiansb 5 22.5°

2p(300)

80 m/s 8 23.561 94 m/s

400 2 100 5 300

y 5 4 sin ap

20(x 2 10)b 2 1

period 52p

405

p

20

y 5 21

y 5 22 sin ap

4xb

period 52p

85

p

4

amplitude 5 2.

y 5 cos (4px)

period 52p

0.55 4p

amplitude 5 1.

14p

13.

p

131 p

2p

y 5 5.

y 5 9,

a14p

13, 5b.

2p

7.

23p

7,2

5p

7

y 5 225 cos a2p

3xb 1 27

1

0 k 05

3

2p

k 52p

3

2p

k5 3

0x

102030405060

y

21 43 65

Time (s)

Dis

tanc

e ab

ove

the

grou

nd (c

m)

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Start with graph of y 5 sin x.

Reflect in the x-axis and stretchvertically by a factor of 2 to

produce graph of y 5 22 sin x.

Stretch horizontally by a factorof 2 to produce graph of

y 5 22 sin (0.5 x).

Translate units to the right to

produce graph of

.y 5 22 sin Q0.5 Qx 2p

4RR

p

4

Translate 3 units up to producegraph of

.y 5 22 sin Q0.5 Qx 2p

4RR 1 3

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