5.4e: Exercises - Other Trigonometric Functions
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A: Concepts
Exercise 5.4e.A
1) On an interval of [0,2π), can the sine and cosine values of a radian measure ever be equal? If so, where?
2) What would you estimate the cosine of π degrees to be? Explain your reasoning.
3) For any angle in quadrant II, if you knew the sine of the angle, how could you determine the cosine of the angle?
4) Describe the secant function.
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1. Yes, when the reference angle is π4 and the terminal side of the angle is in quadrants I and III. Thus, at x=π4,5π4, the sine and cosine values are equal.
3. Substitute the sine of the angle in for y in the Pythagorean Theorem x2+y2=1. Solve for x and take the negative solution.
B: Given a point
Exercise 5.4e.B
★ Given the following point on the terminal side of an angle θ, find the value of each of the six trigonometric functions.
5. (√5,2) | 6. (−4,√2) | 7. (−1,−√7) | 8. (2√3,−5) |
★ For the below, use the angle in the unit circle to find the value of each of the six trigonometric functions.
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5. sinθ=23, cosθ=√53, tanθ=2√55, cscθ=32, secθ=3√55, cotθ=√52
7. sinθ=−√144, cosθ=−√24, tanθ=√7, cscθ=−2√147, secθ=−2√2, cotθ=√77
9. sint=√22, cost=√22, tant=1, cott=1, sect=√2, csct=√2
11. sint=−√32, cost=−12, tant=√3, cott=√33, sect=−2, csct=−2√33
C: Get information about an angle from the sign of its trigonometric ratio
Exercise 5.4e.C
★ State the quadrant or quadrants for which the following conditions are true.
15. Sine and cosine have the same sign. 16. Sine and cosine have the opposite sign. 17. Sine and tangent have the same sign. |
18. Sine and tangent have the opposite sign. 19. Cosine and tangent have the same sign. 20. Cosine and tangent have the opposite sign. |
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15. QI or QIII 17. QI or QIV 19. QI or QII
D: Given one ratio and information to find which quadrant the angle is in
Exercise 5.4e.D
Given one trigonometric ratio and information about the angle, find the other five trigonometric ratios.
21. sin(θ)=34, θ in quadrant II 22. csc(θ)=−72, θ in quadrant IV 23. cos(θ)=−13, θ in quadrant III 24. sec(θ)=−5, θ in quadrant II |
25. tan(θ)=125, π≤θ<3π2 26. cot(θ)=−4, π2≤θ<π 27. sec(θ)=−7, π2<θ<π 28. csc(θ)=−73, π≤θ<3π2 |
29. cot(θ)=−43, cscθ<0 30. tan(θ)=−7, secθ>0 31. csc(θ)=4, cotθ<0 32. sec(θ)=52, sinθ<0 |
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21. cos(θ)=−√74, tan(θ)=−3√77, csc(θ)=43, sec(θ)=−4√77, cot(θ)=−√73
23. sin(θ)=−2√23, tan(θ)=2√2, csc(θ)=−3√24, sec(θ)=−3, cot(θ)=√24
25. sin(θ)=−1213, cos(θ)=−513, csc(θ)=−1312, sec(θ)=−135, cot(θ)=512
27. sin(θ)=4√37, cos(θ)=−17, tan(θ)=−4√3, csc(θ)=7√312, sec(θ)=−7, cot(θ)=−√312
29. sin(θ)=−35, cos(θ)=45, tan(θ)=−34, csc(θ)=−53, sec(θ)=54, cot(θ)=−43
31. sin(θ)=14, cos(θ)=−√154, tan(θ)=−√1515, csc(θ)=4, sec(θ)=−4√1515, cot(θ)=−√15
E: Find quadrants or axes where a ratio is the same; find other ratios for each location
Exercise 5.4e.E
★ Find the quadrants or axes and exact values of sinθ and tanθ when cosθ has the indicated value
41. cosθ=12 | 42. cosθ=−12 | 43. cosθ=0 | 44. cosθ=25 | 45. cosθ=1 |
★ Find the quadrants or axes and the exact values of cosθ and tanθ when sinθ has the indicated value.
46. sinθ=12 | 47. sinθ=−12 | 48. sinθ=0 | 49. sinθ=−23 | 50. sinθ=1 |
★ Find the quadrants or axes and the exact values of sinθ and cosθ when tanθ has the indicated value.
51. tanθ=12 | 52. tanθ=−12 | 53. tanθ=0 | 54. tanθ=512 | 55. tanθ=1 |
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41. QI: sinθ=√32, tanθ=√3 or QIV: sinθ=−√32, tanθ=−√3
43. positive y-axis: sinθ=1, tanθ = undefined or negative y-axis: sinθ=−1, tanθ = undefined
45. positive x-axis: sinθ=0, tanθ=0 or negative x-axis: sinθ=0, tanθ=0
47. QIII: cosθ=−√32, tanθ=√33 or QIV: cosθ=√32, tanθ=−√33
49. QIII: cosθ=−√53, tanθ=2√55 or QIV: cosθ=√53, tanθ=−2√55
51. QI: sinθ=√55, cosθ=2√55 or QIII: sinθ=−√55, cosθ=−2√55
53. positive x-axis: sinθ=0, cosθ=1 or negative x-axis: sinθ=0, cosθ=−1
55. QI: sinθ=√22, cosθ=√22 or QIII: sinθ=−√22, cosθ=−√22
F: Use identities to find other trig ratios from two given ratios
Exercise 5.4e.F
61. If sint=√32 and cost=12, find sect,csct,tant, and cott.
62. If \sin 40°≈0.643 \; \cos 40°≈0.766 \; \sec 40°,\csc 40°,\tan 40°, \text{ and } \cot 40°.
63. If \tan (t)≈1.3, and \cos (t)≈0.61, find \sin (t).
64. If \tan (t)≈2.7, and \sin (t)≈0.94, find \cos (t).
65. If \cot (t)≈0.58, and \cos (t)≈0.5, find \csc (t).
66. If \csc (t)≈3.2, and \cos (t)≈0.95, find \tan (t).
67. Use identities to simplify \dfrac{\sec t}{ \csc t}
68. Use identities to simplify \csc t \tan t
70. Use the given information and identities to find the value of the other five trigonometric functions
a. \sin \left(\theta \right)= - \dfrac{1}{3}, \theta in quadrant IV b. \csc \left(\theta \right)= \dfrac{5}{3}, \theta in quadrant I |
c. \cos \left(\theta \right)= \dfrac{1}{4}, \theta in quadrant IV d. \sec \left(\theta \right)= -4, \theta in quadrant II |
e. \tan \left(\theta \right)= 5 , \theta in quadrant III f. \cot \left(\theta \right)=- \dfrac{1}{6} , \theta in quadrant II |
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61. \sec t=2, \csc t=\frac{2\sqrt{3}}{3}, \tan t= \sqrt{3}, \cot t= \frac{\sqrt{3}}{3} 63. \sin (t)≈0.79 \quad 65. \csc (t)≈1.16 67. \tan t.
G: Quadrants and Reference angles
Exercise \PageIndex{G}
\bigstar State in which quadrant or on which axis the given angle lies.
71. 127^\circ 72. -127^\circ |
73. 313^\circ 74. -313^\circ |
75. -90^\circ 76. 621^\circ |
77. 230^\circ 78. 2009^\circ |
79. 1079^\circ 80 -514^\circ |
\bigstar Find the reference angle for the given angle.
81. 317^\circ | 82. 63^\circ | 83. -126^\circ | 84. 696^\circ | 85. 275^\circ |
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71. QII 73. QIV 75. on negative y-axis 77. QIII 79. QIV 81. 43^\circ 83. 54^\circ 85. 85^\circ
H: Evaluate trig ratios for Multiples of "Special" Angles
Exercise \PageIndex{H}
\bigstar Find the exact value of each expression.
89. \cos \dfrac{π}{6} \\[2pt] 90. \sin \dfrac{π}{6} |
91. \cot \dfrac{π}{6} \\[2pt] 92. \tan \dfrac{π}{6} |
93. \csc \dfrac{π}{4} \\[2pt] 94. \sec \dfrac{π}{4} |
95. \tan \dfrac{π}{4} \\[2pt] 96. \cos \dfrac{π}{4} |
97. \sec \dfrac{π}{3} \\[2pt] 98. \csc \dfrac{π}{3} |
99. \sin \dfrac{π}{3} \\[2pt] 100. \cot \dfrac{π}{3} |
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89. \frac{\sqrt{3}}{2} \qquad 91. \sqrt{3} \qquad 93. \sqrt{2} \qquad 95. 1 \qquad 97. 2 \qquad 99. \frac{\sqrt{3}}{2}
\bigstar Use reference angles to evaluate the expression.
101. \sec \dfrac{7π}{6} 102. \tan \dfrac{5π}{6} |
103. \cot \dfrac{13π}{6} 104. \csc \dfrac{11π}{6} |
105. \sec \dfrac{3π}{4} 106. \tan \dfrac{7π}{4} |
107. \cot \dfrac{19π}{4} 108. \csc \dfrac{11π}{4} |
109. \csc \dfrac{10π}{3} 110. \cot \dfrac{10π}{3} |
111. \tan \dfrac{11π}{3} 112. \sec \dfrac{5π}{3} |
113. \sec 300° 114. \tan 225° |
115. \cot 240° 116. \csc 150° |
117. \sec 120° 118. \tan 330° |
119. \cot 315° 120. \csc 210° |
\bigstar For each of the following angles, find exact values for \sec \left(\theta \right),\csc \left(\theta \right),\; \tan \left(\theta \right),\; \cot \left(\theta \right)\;.
121. \theta =\dfrac{5\pi \; }{6} | 122. \theta =\dfrac{7\pi \; }{4} | 123. \theta =\dfrac{2\pi \; }{3} | 124. \theta =\dfrac{4\pi \; }{3} |
\bigstar Evaluate the following expressions exactly.
125. a. \sec \left(135{}^\circ \right) b. \csc \left(210{}^\circ \right) c. \tan \left(60{}^\circ \right) d. \cot \left(225{}^\circ \right) | 126. a. \sec \left(30{}^\circ \right) b. \csc \left(315{}^\circ \right) c. \tan \left(135{}^\circ \right) d. \cot \left(150{}^\circ \right) |
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101. −\frac{2\sqrt{3}}{3} \;\; 103. \sqrt{3} \;\; 105. −\sqrt{2} \;\; 107. −1 \quad \;\; 109. -\dfrac{2\sqrt{3}}{3} \;\; 111. −\sqrt{3} \;\; 113. 2 \;\; 115. \frac{\sqrt{3}}{3} \;\; 117. −2 \;\; 119. −1.
121. \text{sec} (\theta) = -\frac{2\sqrt{3}}{3}, \text{csc} (\theta) = 2, \text{tan} (\theta) = -\frac{\sqrt{3}}{3}, \text{cot} (\theta) = -\sqrt{3}
123. \text{sec} (\theta) = -2, \text{csc} (\theta) = \frac{2\sqrt{3}}{3}, \text{tan} (\theta) = -\sqrt{3}, \text{cot} (\theta) = -\frac{\sqrt{3}}{3}
125. a. \text{sec} (135^{\circ}) = -\sqrt{2} \quad b. \text{csc} (210^{\circ}) = -2 \quad c. \text{tan} (60^{\circ}) = \sqrt{3} \quad d. \text{cot} (225^{\circ}) = 1
I: Use a calculator
Exercise \PageIndex{I}
\bigstar Use a calculator to evaluate to three decimal digits.
131. \cot \dfrac{4π}{7} \\[2pt] 132. \csc \dfrac{5π}{9} |
133. \tan \dfrac{5π}{8} \\[2pt] 134. \sec \dfrac{π}{10} |
135. \csc \dfrac{π}{4} \\[2pt] 136. \sec \dfrac{3π}{4} |
137. \cot 33° \\[6pt] 138. \tan 98° |
139. \sec 310° \\[6pt] 140. \cot 140° |
\bigstar Use a calculator to find secant, cosecant, and cotangent of the following angles to four decimal digits:
141. 0.15 142. 0.5 |
143. 4 144. 5.2 |
145. 70\mathrm{{}^\circ} 146. 10\mathrm{{}^\circ} |
147. 283\mathrm{{}^\circ} 148. 195\mathrm{{}^\circ} |
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131. –0.228 \qquad 133. –2.414 \qquad 135. 1.414 \qquad 137. 1.540 \qquad 139. 1.556
141. \csc(0.15) = 6.6917 \qquad \sec(0.15) = 1.0114 \qquad \cot(0.15) = 6.6166
143. \csc(4) = -1.3213 \quad \;\; \sec(4) = -1.5299 \quad \;\; \cot(4) = 0.8637
145. \csc( 70^{\circ}) = 1.0642 \qquad \sec(70^{\circ}) = 2.9238 \qquad \cot(70^{\circ}) = 0.3640
147. \csc( 283^{\circ} ) = -1.0263 \quad \;\; \sec( 283^{\circ} ) = 4.4454 \quad \;\; \cot( 283^{\circ} ) = -0.2309
J: Symmetry, Even/Odd Identities, Cofunction Identities
Exercise \PageIndex{J}
151. If \sin (t)= \dfrac{\sqrt{2}}{2}, what is the \sin (−t)? 152. If \cos (t)= \dfrac{1}{2}, what is the \cos (−t)? |
153. If \sec (t)=3.1, what is the \sec (−t)? 154. If \csc (t)=0.34, what is the \csc (−t)? 155. If \tan (t)=−1.4, what is the \tan (−t)? 156. If \cot (t)=9.23, what is the \cot (−t)? |
\bigstar Determine whether the function is even, odd, or neither.
157. f(x)=3 \sin ^2 x \cos x + \sec x 158. f(x)=2 \sin x \cos x |
159. f(x)= \csc ^2 x+ \sec x 160. f(x)= \sin x −2 \cos ^2 x |
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151. −\frac{\sqrt{2}}{2} \qquad 153. 3.1 \qquad 155. 1.4 \qquad 157. even \qquad 159. even \qquad.
\bigstar Use cofunctions of complementary angles.
161. \cos \left(\dfrac{2π}{7} \right)= \_\_\_ (\_\_\_) | 162. \sin (76°)= \_\_\_ (\_\_°) | 163. \csc (38°) = \_\_\_ (\_\_\_°) | 164. \tan \left(\dfrac{3π}{5}\right)= \_\_\_ (\_\_) |
\bigstar Use reciprocal, quotient, and Pythagorean Identities to determine the following.
171. Given \sin \theta = 0.4 , find (a) \cos \theta (b) \tan\theta (c) \csc \theta
172. Given \cos \theta = 0.7 , find (a) \sin \theta (b) \sec \theta (c) \cot \theta
173. Given \tan \theta = 2 , find (a) \cot \theta (b) \sec \theta (c) \cos \theta
174. Given \csc \theta = 3 , find (a) \sin \theta (b) \cot \theta (c) \tan \theta
175. Given \sec \theta = 4 , find (a) \cos \theta (b) \sin \theta (c) \tan \theta
176. Given \cot \theta = 5 , find (a) \tan \theta (b) \csc \theta (c) \sec \theta
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161. \sin \dfrac{3π}{14} 163. \sec (52°). 171. (a) \pm \: .2\sqrt{21} \approx \pm \: 0.9165, (b) \pm \frac{2}{\sqrt{21}} \approx \pm \: .4364 , (c) 2.5
173. (a) 0.5, (b) \pm \sqrt{5} \approx \pm \: 2.236 , (c) \pm \frac{\sqrt{5}}{5} \approx \pm \: .447 175. (a) 0.25, (b) \pm \frac{\sqrt{15}}{4} \approx \pm \: .968 , (c) \pm \sqrt{15} \approx \pm \: 3.873
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