Trigonometric and Polar Functions
Given , what values of would potentially cause a discontinuity in ?
y=\pi+\pi n, where n is an integer.
y=-\pi/6+n\pi, where n is an integer.
y= \pi/6+n\pi, where n is an integer.
y=n\pi, where n is a non-zero integer.
If the function has an inverse, which of the following represents the domain of ?
[-\frac{\pi}{6}, \frac{\pi}{6}]
[-1, 1]
[0, \frac{\pi}{3}]
All real numbers
If the graph of is transformed by a vertical stretch by a factor of 3 and then shifted up 2 units, which equation represents the new graph?
y = \sin(3x) + 2
y = \sin(x/3) + 5
y = \sin(x) + 5
y = 3\sin(x) + 2
What is the period change in the graph from its parent function due to transformations?
There is no period change.
The period is doubled.
The period increases by four units.
The period is halved.
If a trigonometric function has a vertical asymptote at where is an integer, how does it affect the continuity of ?
h(\theta) is discontinuous at each point .
h(\theta)'s continuity depends on its amplitude and period rather than its vertical asymptotes.
h(\theta) remains continuous but not differentiable at each point .
h(\theta)'s behavior near vertical asymptotes has no effect on its overall continuity.
If and is in the first quadrant, what is the value of ?
What is the value of at ?

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What is the amplitude of the trigonometric function ?
3
0
x
-3
What must be true about angle ϕ for cos(ϕ) to equal its own Taylor series expansion at all real numbers?
ϕ must be restricted within one period of cosine.
ϕ must be an acute angle.
ϕ can be any real number if measured in degrees.
ϕ must be measured in radians.
Which expression is equivalent to using the double-angle formula?