MATH1024 Precalculus

Topic 5 Problems

March 2015

Problem 1 (page 400)

Convert each angle in degrees to radians. Express your answer as a multiple of .

39.
43.
45.

Convert each angle in radians to degrees. Express your answer in decimal form, rounded to
two decimal places.

69. .
57.
53.
55.

65. .
67.

Problem 2 (page 416)

Find the exact value of each expression. Do not use a calculator.
31. sin + cos
39. sin

33. sin + tan

tan

35. sin
cos
41. sin tan
37. csc tan

43. sec + cot

45. csc + cot

Problem 2 (page 430)

Use the fact that the trigonometric functions are periodic to find the exact value of each
expression. Do not use a calculator.
17. cot
19. cos

21. tan
23. sec

25. tan

Name the quadrant in which the angle lies.

31. cos > , tan <
32. cos < , tan >

33. sec < , sin >

34. csc > , cos <

Find the exact value of each of the remaining trigonometric functions of .

55. tan = , sin <

47. sin = , < <

57. tan = , sin >

49. cos = , < <

51. sin = , tan <
53. sec = , sin <

Problem 3 (page 464)

Find the amplitude, period and phase shift of each function. Graph each function. Label the
key points. Show at least two periods.

5. = cos
+
9. = sin +
11. = cos +
Add on: = cos

Prepared by Ms Janice Wong SF

= sin

+
1

MATH1024 Precalculus
Topic 5 Problems

March 2015

Problem 4 (page 508)

Solve each equation on the interval
11. sin + =
15. sin =
17. sin =
19. cos =
25. tan + =

< .

Problem 4 (page 518)

Establish each identity.

c
37. sec tan =
41.

ec

+ i
i

45. +
49.

53.

i
+ i

71. sec cos = sin tan

73. i + + i = sec

+ i

= sin

79.

= tan

83.

= sec

= sec tan

Problem 5 (page 540)

Solve each equation on the interval

69. cos + sin =
71. cos = cos
75. sin = cos

Prepared by Ms Janice Wong SF

57. cos + cos =

59. sin sin =
63. sin cos = + cos
69. tan = sin
71. + sin = cos

< .

i +c

i
a 2

i c

= cos

= sec csc