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The document is a math assignment submitted by Moses Tarko, covering various tasks related to trigonometric functions, angles, and distances. It includes calculations for angles A and B, their tangent values, and the distances to a bird from two points. Additionally, it discusses the cosine function and its properties, including amplitude, phase shift, and vertical asymptotes.

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Math Assignment 6

The document is a math assignment submitted by Moses Tarko, covering various tasks related to trigonometric functions, angles, and distances. It includes calculations for angles A and B, their tangent values, and the distances to a bird from two points. Additionally, it discusses the cosine function and its properties, including amplitude, phase shift, and vertical asymptotes.

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MATH ASSIGNMENT

UNIT 6
SUBMITTED BY MOSES TARKO

Task 1
−√ 3 1
Given A( , )
2 2
 X = cos θ
 Y = sin θ

Therefore cos θ=-


√3
2
1
Sin θ= y=
2

sinθ −√ 3
Tan θ= =½/
cos θ 2
1
=-
√3
=-
√3
3

1
Cos θ =
sin θ
= 1/1/2
=2
Sec θ=1/cosθ
1 2
= =-
√3 /2 √3
=-
√2 3
3

1
Cot θ =
−1 √3
=√ 3

ii. Quadrant
a) The x coordinate is negative
b) The y coordinate is positive
c) The division between x and y lies the quadrat
ii) Determining the actual quadrant
θ = 180o – 30o =150o
Task 2
Task 2
C

6M

B A

Opposite
Tan(A) =
Adjacent
Angle A
6
tan(A)= 4

= 1.5

A = tan –(1.5) = 56.31o

Angle B
6
Tan B = =3
2

B = Tan -1(3) = 71.57o

The angles are referred to as (Angle of Elevation) Watching the birds

c) Angle Comparison
Angle B (71.57o) is larger than Angle A (56.31o)

i.e The closer you move an object the shorter the distance and the larger the angle of elevation.

iii) The Distances between the bird and points A and B

a2 + b2 = c2
The distance between and A to the bird

The Distance Points (A)


Distance(d) = √ 4 2+ 62
= √ 16❑+36❑
= √ 52
= 7.21m
The Distance Points (B)
The Distance Points (A)
Distance(d) = √ 22+ 62
= √ 4❑+ 36❑
= √ 40
= 6.32m

Task 3
Cosine Function
y = A cos (b(x – c)) + D
a = amplitude
b = period
c= phase shift

y = 13 cos (x) + 5

x
b) Trigonometric equation y = 15 tan ( π + 2¿
3
Vertical Phase shifts ==
πx
+2=0
3
πx
=−2
3
6
x=− π
which is the phase shift

Vertical Asymptotes
π
bx + C = +k π
2
πx
=+2
3
π
= +k π
2
3 6
x= 2 − π + 3k
which is the vertical asymptotes

c) The graph represents a cosine graph

Table 4
Based on the table
x0 π 2π π π 4π 2π
3 3 2 3
y=f (x) 0 0.866 0.866 1 0 -0.866 0
f-1(Y) 0 1.047 1.047 1.571 0 -1.047 0
Observations
 The sine function repeats after every 2 π so it is periodic
 Domin and range are all real numbers
 The sin function is an odd function

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