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11 Pre-Calculus Quarter 2 - Module 8: Trigonometric Equations &) What I Need to Know ‘This module was designed and written with you in mind, It is here to help you master the trigonometric equations. The scope of this module permits it to be used in many different learning situations. The language used recognizes the diverse vocabulary level of students. The lessons are arranged to follow the standard sequence of the course. But the order in which you read them can be changed to correspond with the textbook you are now using, ‘The module is comprised of the following lessons: + Solving Trigonometric Equations After going through this module, you are expected to: 1. solve trigonometric equations (STEM_PC11T-IIh-i-1); 2. solve situational problems involving trigonometric equations. (STEM_PC1IT-IL-1-2); @) What I Know Multiple Choice. Choose the letter of the best answer. Write the chosen letter on a. separate sheet of paper. 1 What value of x will satisfy the trigonometric equation sin x = — vo an How many possible solutions does sin?x + sinx — 6 = 0. a0 8 bl 4. infinite . All are possible solutions of 2sin®x + sin®x —2sinx — b.F ay . What value of x is true to all 3 trigonometric equations: cosx, 2sin8x + sin?x —2sinx—1 = 0 and 2cos*x + cos x = 0 c a. Cos 2x = sinx has an equivalent equation of a. (sinx ~ 1)(sinx + 1) . (sinx + 2)(sinx + 1) b. (sinx + 2)(2sinx +1) d. (2sinx — 1)(sinx +1) Secx = 2 has a complete solution of. a. 24 km), 2+ k(n) 2+ kn), = + kn) b. B+ k@m), S+ kc) a.F+ kn), = + kao If 1(0) is the current (in amperes) in an alternating current circuit at time ¢ (in seconds), find the smallest exact value of t for which 1(¢) = k if 1(© = 20 sin(6Ont — 6rr) and k = -10. : 10 9360 ° 360 2 a “<0 300 One of the following choices is a solution of the trigonometric equation 2tanx— sec? x=0, Which one is it? » ager o[gels 9. What should be added to a solution of trigonometric equations that involves two-period interval? a. k(2n) ©. 2n) b. k(n) . k(2) 10. What should be added to a solution of trigonometric equations that involves one-period interval? a. kn) c. (2m) b. k(n) 4. k(2) Matching Type. Match the trigonometric equation in column A with one of its solutions on Column B. Write the chosen letter on a separate sheet of paper. Column A Column B 11. 2cos 2x — V3 = a, ME + kG) 12, sin(x +2) =3 b. F+k@) 13. sin(2x—2 i ce. k(2n) 14, tan?x =1 15. (cosx — 1)(sinx +1) = 0 ec. F+ km) £ S45 Solving Trigonometric Equation Any equation that involves trigonometric expressions is called a trigonometric equation. To “solve an equation” means to find all the solutions of the equation In this module you will be learning how to solve trigonometric equations and solve situational problems that involves trigonometric equations. & What’s In Recall the table of trigonometric values of special angles in the unit circle, trigonometric identities and formulas. These will help you answers problems involving trigonometric equations Angles 0) ©] = | x] | an | an | se | on | Je a | an | se | 7 | aim] on in S/F 3/2) a)a|e eo FT Pl/y) Fle Radian angles | 0 | 30 | 45 | 60 | 90 | 120 180 210 | 225 | 240 | 270 360 Degree Sin o| 1 1] a afo) a4) 4 1 o z z|ai? 2 cos 1) ° 1} va} | ve) ° 1 Zz va | a “ze tn |ol ala | we ai/-1]_2]} 0/4] 1 | wlun}ie]-1]_1] 0 BG wa el wa UD. Undefined ‘TRIGONOMETRIC IDENTITIES RECIPROCAL IDENTITIES PYTHAGOREAN IDENTITIES sin?x + cos?x =1 cscx = sin?x = 1-cos*x 1 secx cos?x = 1 —sin?x 1__cosx 1+ tan*x = sectx cotx tanx sinx scx 1+ cot?x ‘TRIGONOMETRIC IDENTITIES DOUBLE-ANGLE IDENTITIES 2tanx sin2x = 2sinx cosx = — Ty tantx cos2x = cos? x ~ sin? x = 2cos? x QUOTIENT IDENTITIES sinx tanx = CO-FUNCTION IDENTITIES sin (E-2) = cosx cos(%—x) =sinx cot(% 2) = tanx tan (B=) = cote exc (Bx) =seex see(B—x) = sex HALF-ANGLE IDENTITIES x_, [t-cosx x_, [Lteosx wnt x_, [l-cosx _sinx tan aca “T \T=cosx Tr cose SUM IDENTITIES sin (x+y) = sinxcosy + cosxsiny cos (x + y) = cos x cosy —sinxesin y tanx +tany tanxtany tan (x + y) DIFFERENCE IDENTITIES sin (xy) = sinx cosy —cosxsiny cos (x—y) = cosxcosy +sinxsiny tanx—tany tan (x— y) = SEEDY OD = Tytanztany EVEN-ODD IDENTITIES cot (-x) =~ cotx 4 What’s New Many animal populations, such as that of rabbits, fluctuate over ten- year cycles. Suppose that the number of rabbits at time t (in years) is given by ® N(@) = 1000c0s¢ + 4000 Question: For what value values of t does the rabbit population exceed 4500 when 0 are x & (in Q2) > Any angle that is co terminal with 2 or & will also be a solution of the equation. Because the period of sine and cosine function is 2rt, the complete solution of the equation are ZakQn) and x=% £ (this is in QL and v x= = 4 k(2m), for all er k: Example 2. Solve the equation 3 tanx — 3 = 0. Solution: atane—3=0 Given dane =3 Add 9 to both sides wane 23 Divide both sides with 9 tne =1 equivalent equation retan't Solve for x xt Using the table of trigonometric values or solving with scientific calculator in radian Note: > Tangent function is a one-period interval so the complete solution for this trigonometric equation is x=24 k(a) , for all integer k. A.2. equations with two or more terms Example 3. Solve the equation 2cosxtanx = 2cosx. Solution: 2eos xtanx = 2cosx Given 2cosxtanx~ 2cosx = 0 Add ~2c0sx on both sides 2eos x (tanx- 1) = 0 Factors Zoos = 0 (anx-1) =0 Solve each factor cosx = 0 tanx=1 cos10 Using the table of trigo values or solving with scientific calculator in radian Solutions: x= T4k(Qn),x= +kQm, x= E +k) Example 4. Solve for x € [0,2n) + sin2x = sinx Solution sin 2x = sinx sin2x—sinx =0 2sinxcos x sinx =0 sinx(2cosx — 1) =0 sing =0 2eosx—1=0 sin? 0 2cos. 1 0,x=m,x=20 cosx =! Solutions: 0, ms 2m, 5,3! Example 5. Solve for x € [0,2n) + 2cos*x = 1 + sinz. Solution 2eostx = 1 +sinx 2(1 = sin?x) = 1 + sinx 2-sin?x-1—sinx=0 0 ~2sin?x —sinx +1 2sin?x + sinx—1=0 (2sinx—1)(sinx +1) =0 (@sinx—1) = 2sinx = 1 Solutions: %, 8, © Given Add —sinx on both sides Sine Double-angle Identity Factor Given Pythagorean Identity Dison; Add —1-sinx an both ses Combine like terms Divide/Maipty both ses by =1 Factoring Quadratic Solve each Factor Values from Trigo table or by using a scientific calculator Example 6. Solve: sin?x + Scos?# Solution: sin?x + Seos*= =2 site + 522%) =2 @ [pints +s C229) = 2@) 2sin?x + 5(1 + cosx) = 4 2sin?x +5 + Scosx—4=0 2(1—cos*x) + Scosx +1 =0 2-2cos*x + Scosx +1 =0 —2cos*x + Scosx +3 =0 2cos*x — Scosx —3=0 eos + (cosa 3) =0 (2oosx +1 0 (cosx—3 2cos x no solution Solutions: x=24k@n), x= E+ k@n), kee B. SOLVING SITUATIONAL PROBLEM INVOLING TRIGONOMETRIC EQUATIONS Example 7. A weight is suspended from a spring and vibrating vertically according to the equation F(O = 200s ($+(-9). where f(t) centimetres is the directed distance of the weight form the central position at ¢ seconds, and the positive distance means above its central position, (1) At what time is the displacement of the weight 5 cm below its central position for the first time? (2) For what values of ¢ does the weight reach its farthest point below its central position? Solution; (1) We find the least positive value of t such that (®) = 5 405 200s #n(e-2)) = (: (: 3) (-3) a There are two families of solutions in this equation. > cos($x(e-9)=-4 (6-9) 04 (ix(e- +kQ2n), Kez (gx $+ ken) Yo 3" 5 1 | a + k(n) 1 celal en In this family of solutions, the least positive value of t happens when k = 0 and this is + (0)(2m) 589 5 +k(2n), kez k(n) 5 2m— cos (=3+ + Here, the least positive value of t happens when k = —1 and this is 5 2n—cos (—1)(2: nhs +CD@n = 0.1078. (2) The minimum value f(®) happens when and only when the minimum value of cos$n(t—) is reached, The minimum value of cost (t—£) is - 1, which implies that the farthest point the weight can reach below its central position is 20 cm. Thus, we need to solve for all values of (¢) such that costa (¢ -8) ?) = cos-t—1 + K(2a),k > 0 4 ? ) = n+k(2n) é ) _ tk(n) 3 t 25 3p ate Therefore, the weight reaches its farthest point (which is 20 cm) below its central position at = 25 +k for every integer k > 0. Cy) What’s More A. In this activity you will be required to supply the missing step or data in solving the trigonometric equation below. 1. Solve: 2cosx-1= 0. Solution: 2cosx— 2eosx _ 1 22 », x Solutions: x e » xf + k(n) 1 + x €[0,2n), Solve the equation: 2sin’x = V3sinx 2. Solution 2sin?x = V3sinx f & 2sinx = V3 b ,xaT i Kk Solutions: L B. Solve the following trigonometric problem. Show your solution on the box provided. 3. Solve for all possible solution of (1 + cosx)(tanx — 1). 4, If x€[0,2n), what is/are the solution/s of the trigonometric equation tan 2x — 2cosx= 07 ©. Problem Solving. Solve the given trigonometric problem. Use a scientific calculator to approximate the answer on the nearest hundred thousandths. Use the box provided for your solution ‘The voltage V (in volts) coming from an electricity distributing company is fluctuating according to the function V(t) = 200 +170sin(120nt) at time ¢ in seconds, (5). Determine the first time it takes to reach 300 volts, (6). For what values of t does the voltage reach its maximum value? What I Have Learned Based on the concepts that you learn from this module, complete all the following sentences. 1, The equation that contains trigonometric expressions is called 2. To get the complete solution of trigonometric equation involving sin and cosine, you need to add since sin and cosine functions have two period intervals. 3. To get the complete solution of trigonometric equation involving tangent function you need to add since tangent functions have one period interval. 4. When the equation is in quadratic form, we can use _____"_to solve for the variable. What I Can Do ‘This section involves real-life application of the concept of solving trigonometric equations. 1. Cite a problem that involves a trigonometric equation. Show its complete solution and share/ post it in a social media sites such as facebook, instagram, ete. Solution: Assessment Multiple Choice. Choose the letter of the best answer. Write the chosen letter on a. separate sheet of paper. 16. What value of x will satisfy the trigonometric equation sinx = Po aan s +19 an 17, How many possible solutions does sin?x + sin x — 6 = 0. a0 e.5 ba 4. infinite 18. ___Allare possible solutions of 2sin?x + sin?x —2sinx—1=0 ‘ are be ay 19. What value of x is true to all 3 trigonometric equations: 1 —sinx = V3cos x, 2sin?x + sin?x —2sinx —1= 0 and 2cos?x + cos x = 0 a= ©. b= a 20, Cos2x = sinx has an equivalent equation of a. (sinx — 1)(sinx +1) ¢. (sinx + 2)(sinx + 1) b. (sinx + 2)(2sinx +1) d. (2sinx — 1)(sinx +1) 21. Secx = 2 has a complete solution of . a. $+ k@n), B+ k@n) cS +k@n), E+ ken) 2+ kQn), F+k@O a2 +kQo, = +k@Q 22, If I(t) is the current (in amperes) in an alternating current circuit at time t (in seconds), find the smallest exact value of t for which I(¢) = k if (0) = 20 sin(60nt — 6) and k =—10. 1 10) as iad bl a 30 360 23, One of the following choices is a solution of the trigonometric equation 2tanx — sec? x=0. Which one is it? 24, What should be added to a solution of trigonometric equations that involves two-period interval? a. k(2n) ©. (2n) b. k(n) . k(2) 25. What should be added to a solution of trigonometric equations that involves one-period interval? a. kn) c. (2m) b. k(n) 4. k(2) Matching Type. Match the trigonometric equation in column A with one of its solutions on Column B. Write the chosen letter on a separate sheet of paper. Column A Column B 26. 2cos 2x —V3=0 & apt ko 27. sin(x +4) h. E+ kG) 28, sin (2x—2) =4 ikem |. + k(2 29, tan?x=1 ton (en) 30. (cosx—1)(inx +1) = 0 +k 1 S45k ) wag sage (x) Additional Activities ‘This section includes supplementary activities related to solving trigonometric equation. 1, Intensity of Sunlight. On a clear day with D hours of daylight, the intensity of sunlight Jin calories/ cm?) may be approximated by 1 = Insin? for 0

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