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Trig Equations
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Trig Equations
Trig equations & identities

Trig Equations

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Solving trigonometric equations with a calculator in a specified domain.

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Solving trig equations algebraically in specific domain
AHL AI 3.8

When we have a trig equation where the argument to the trig function is of the form ​ax+b, we need to find the domain of ​ax+b​ using the domain of ​x. For example, if ​0≤x<2π​ and we have ​sin(2x+2π​)=1, then

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2⋅0+2π​≤2x+2π​<2⋅2π+2π​
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therefore

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2π​≤2x+2π​<29π​
​

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Trig equations & identities
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Trig Equations
Mixed Practice
Trig Equations
Trig equations & identities

Trig Equations

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Solving trigonometric equations with a calculator in a specified domain.

Want a deeper conceptual understanding? Try our interactive lesson! (Plus Only)

Solving trig equations algebraically in specific domain
AHL AI 3.8

When we have a trig equation where the argument to the trig function is of the form ​ax+b, we need to find the domain of ​ax+b​ using the domain of ​x. For example, if ​0≤x<2π​ and we have ​sin(2x+2π​)=1, then

​
2⋅0+2π​≤2x+2π​<2⋅2π+2π​
​

therefore

​
2π​≤2x+2π​<29π​
​

Nice work completing Trig Equations, here's a quick recap of what we covered:

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