Solving Trigonometric Equations Day 2 Equations with Multiple

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Solving Trigonometric Equations Day 2 Equations with “Multiple Angles” and Non-Standard Values Dr. Shildneck

Solving Trigonometric Equations Day 2 Equations with “Multiple Angles” and Non-Standard Values Dr. Shildneck

Dealing with Multiple Angles • Solve the equation to isolate the trig function •

Dealing with Multiple Angles • Solve the equation to isolate the trig function • Solve the equation for (exactly) what is inside the trig function (the angle you see) • Solve the resulting equations for the variable. • Determine the period of the function(s) in the problem. • Remember, period is how long it takes the function to repeat. • Use the period to find the rest of the answers that are required.

Example 1 • Solve the equation on the interval [0, 2π).

Example 1 • Solve the equation on the interval [0, 2π).

Example 2 • Solve the equation on the interval [0, 2π).

Example 2 • Solve the equation on the interval [0, 2π).

Example 3 • Solve the equation on [0, 2π).

Example 3 • Solve the equation on [0, 2π).

Dealing with NON-Standard Values • Solve the equation to isolate the trig function •

Dealing with NON-Standard Values • Solve the equation to isolate the trig function • Solve the equation for what is inside the trig function (using the inverse capability of your calculator) • Identify other values that also produce the same value. • If there is a multiple of the angle, determine the period of the function(s) in the problem. • Use the period to find the “next” values.

Example 4 – Using Inverses • Solve the equation on [0, 2π). Round to

Example 4 – Using Inverses • Solve the equation on [0, 2π). Round to the nearest hundredth.

Example 5 – Using Inverses • Solve the equation (approximate values).

Example 5 – Using Inverses • Solve the equation (approximate values).

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