5.3.1 props of trig functions
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5.3 PROPERTIES OF
TRIGONOMETRIC FUNCTIONS
*Periodicity
*Identify Quadrant where angle exists
PERIODICITY A function whose value repeats at regular
intervals is called a “Periodic Function”
The trigonometric functions are periodic functions
Sine, Cosine, Cosecant, and Secant’s values repeat every 360⁰ (2π radians)
Tangent and Cotangent’s values repeat every 180⁰ (π radians)
PERIODIC PROPERTIES
sin( 360) sin sin( 2 ) sin
cos( 360) cos cos( 2 ) cos
csc( 360) csc csc( 2 ) csc
sec( 360) sec sec( 2 ) sec
PERIODIC PROPERTIES
tan( 180) tan tan( ) tan
cot( 180) cot cot( ) cot
tan( 180) tan
y y
x x
-y
y
-x
x
sin 420
sin(60 360)
sin 60
1
2 33
sin 4202
136sec
6sec( 2 )
6sec
12
3
2 3136 3sec
103tan
73tan( )
103tan 3
73tan
43tan( ) 43tan
3tan( )
3tan
1
2 3
NAME THAT QUADRANT! You can narrow down which quadrant an
angle exists in by simply knowing the sign of the value of one of the six trig functions.
If you know the sign of the value of TWO of the six trig functions, you can state with certainty which quadrant the angle exists in.
EXPLORE siny
r
sin 0 sin 0
sin 0 sin 0
++
- -
“r” is always positive
cscr
y
EXPLORE cosx
r
cos 0 cos 0
cos 0 cos 0
+
+-
-
“r” is always positive
secr
x
EXPLORE tany
x
tan 0 tan 0
tan 0 tan 0
+
-+
-
cotx
y
sin 0, cos 0
I II II III
Quadrant II
tan 0, sec 0
I III II III
Quadrant III
csc 0, cos 0
III IV II III
Quadrant III
cot 0, sec 0
II IV I IV
Quadrant IV
ASSIGNMENTp. 400 # 11 - 34