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This resource explores fundamental trigonometric ratios, such as sine, cosine, tangent, and their respective inverses. It includes various values of tangents, cosecants, and secants, providing a comprehensive overview of how to utilize these functions in mathematical contexts. The document also explains inverse functions, covering their definitions and practical applications, such as solving triangles and equations. Whether you're reviewing inverse sine, cosine, or tangent, this guide serves as an essential tool for mastering trigonometric concepts.
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7-18 7. Tan = 4/3, csc=5/3, sec=5/4 8. Tan= -7/24, csc= -25/7, sec= 25/24, cot= -24/7 9. sin=-15/17, cos= -8/17, tan =15/8, cot= 8/15 10. Sin = ½, cos=-√3/2, tan = -1/√3, cot= -√3 11. sin= 5/13, cos= 13/5, cot=12/5, sec=13/12 12. cos=-4/5, tan= -3/4, csc= 5/3, sec= -5/4 13. cos= 4/5, tan = -3/4, csc=-5/3, sec=5/4 14. cos= -5/13, tan=12/5, csc= -13/12, cot=5/12 15. Sin= -3/5, tan=3/4, csc=-5/3, sec=-5/4, cot=4/3 16. s=24/25, t=24/7, csc= 25/24, sec=25/7, cot=7/24 17. -1 18. -√2
6.6: Inverse Trig Functions January 13, 2008
Objectives • Review inverse functions • Define and use: • Inverse sine • Inverse cosine • Inverse tan • Solve triangles and equations
Review of Inverse • f-1 will undo f • f(x) = 2x has an inverse of f-1 (x/2)
Inverse sine • y = sin-1 x or y = arcsin • x= sin y for -1 ≤ x ≤ 1 in the interval [-π/2, π/2]
Inverse cosine • y = cos-1 x or y = arccos • x= cos y for -1 ≤ x ≤ 1 in the interval [0, π]
Inverse Tangent • y = tan-1 x or y = arctan • in the interval [-π/2, π/2]