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12.7Graphing Trigonometric Functions

Day 1: Sine and Cosine

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Graph the following in your calculator.

Find the period and minimum and maximum values for each function.

1. f(θ) = sin θ2. f(θ) = cos θ

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The amplitude of the graph of sine and cosine functions equals half The difference between the maximum and the minimum values.

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Finding Amplitude and Period Example 1a

Find the amplitude and period of

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Example 1b

Find the amplitude and period of

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Example 2

Find the amplitude and period. Then find a possible equation in the form of or for the function.

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Example 3

Find the amplitude and period. Then find a possible equation in the form of or for the function.

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Applications

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Example 4

Humans can hear sounds with a frequency of 40 Hz. Find the period of the function that models the sound waves.

Let the amplitude equal 1 unit. Write a sine equation to represent the sound wave y as a function of time t.

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Example 5

The bass tuba can produce sounds with as low a frequency as 50 Hz. Find the period of the function that models the sound waves.

Let the amplitude equal 2 unit. Determine the correct cosine equation to represent the sound wave y as a function of time t.