Class meeting |
Topic |
Assignment |
Mon., June 26 |
Section 7.1
Periodic
Functions and Section 7.2
Definition of the Sine/Cosine |
Today: |
We graphed a periodic
function arising from a ride on a Ferris Wheel.
We reported the period, amplitude, and midline.
We
introduced the star of our show: the sine function (and its sidekick, the
cosine function). |
Handouts: Ferris Wheel
Syllabus
General Course Information
Practice Questions to Check MA 15300 Prerequisite Skills
Due Tuesday, June 27:
Read: General Course Information, the Syllabus, and Section 7.1,
7.2, 7.3 and Chapter 7 Skills Refresher
Do: Section 7.1 (for practice) -- your choice of 1-17,
23-34 as needed.
Section 7.2 (for
practice) --
1, 3, 5-31
and purchase an eHW access
code if necessary.
Prepare for QUIZ 1 tomorrow, June 27 over prerequisite skills
(See Practice Questions to Check MA 15300 Prerequisite Skills and
General Course Information.)
Due 11:59 PM, Wednesday, June 28: E-HW 01 Section 7.1- 7.2
Due 11:59 PM, Monday, July 3: E-HW 0 - Part 1 - John's Syllabus
Due 11:59 PM, Monday, July 3: E-HW 0 - Part 2 - General Course
Information |
Tues., June 27 |
Section 7.3 Radians /
Arc Length |
Today: |
QUIZ 1 over prerequisites.
We defined radian measurement of an angle θ
as the number of radius lengths which
wrap around the rim of a circle that are spanned by the angle θ. Since a circle of radius
r has a
circumference of 2πr, then a trip entirely around the
circle (or 360° ) is
equivalent to 2π radians.
Consequently 180° is equivalent
to π radians, which is a handy conversion factor. |
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Handouts: Bug on a Circular Track
Due Wednesday, June 28:
Read: Section 7.4
Do: Section 7.3 (for practice) -- your
choice of 1-31, 35-39, 41, 42, 45, 49, 52, 55 as desired
Due 11:59
PM, Wednesday, June 28: E-HW 01 Section 7.1- 7.2
Due 11:59 PM, Sunday, July 2:
E-HW-02 Skills Refresher and Section 7.3
Due 11:59 PM, Monday, July 3: E-HW 0 - Part 1 - John's Syllabus
Due 11:59 PM, Monday, July 3: E-HW 0 - Part 2 - General Course
Information |
Wed., June 28 |
Chapter 7 Skills Refresher on Special Angles
and Section 7.4 Graph of the Sine/Cosine |
Today: |
We converted some angles from radians
to degrees and from degrees to radians.
When asked to find the arc length if given the angle (in degrees)
and the radius, we estimated the value of the arc length first. It
is paramount to convert θ from
degrees to radians first before applying the relationship s = r*θ,
since this only holds if θ is
in radians. We explored special angles which are multiples of
30° , 60°
, and 45° and found the
exact values of sine and cosine for these angles.
We discussed the domain, range, period, and amplitude of y = sin(x)
and y =
cos(x)
and how these can be determined from the unit circle.
We looked at an outside change
to the function, which results in the original function being
transformed vertically (change
to the output).
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y = Asin(x) and y = Acos(x)
have amplitude |A|.
For A > 0,
the graph of y = Asin(x) vertically
stretches or compresses the graph of y = sin(x)
by A units.
the graph of y = −Asin(x)
is a vertical reflection of the graph of y = Asin(x).
Similarly the same holds for y = cos(x).
(See Section 6.1 and 6.2 for a review of these
topics.)
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y = sin(x) + k and y =
cos(x) + k have midline k.
For k > 0,
the graph of y = sin(x) + k vertically
shifts the graph of y = sin(x) up k units.
the graph of y = sin(x) − k vertically
shifts the graph of y = sin(x) down k units.
Similarly the same holds for y = cos(x).
(See Section 2.4 for a review of these topics.)
The first multiplies the output by a quantity; the second
adds/subtracts a quantity to the output. |
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Handouts: Bug on a Circular Track II
Exact Values of Special Angles
Circle with Exact Values of Special Angles Due Thursday, June 29:
Read: Section 7.5
Do: Section 7.3 (for practice) -- your
choice of 26-39, 41, 42
Skills Refresher for Chapter 7 (p. 324, for practice) -- 1-32
Section 7.4 --
1-24, 26-30, 34-38
Due 11:59
PM tonight, Wednesday, June 28: E-HW 01 Section 7.1- 7.2
Prepare for QUIZ 2 tomorrow, June 29 over Section 7.1 and 7.2
Due 11:59 PM, Sunday, July 2:
E-HW-02 Skills Refresher and Section 7.3
Due 11:59 PM, Monday, July 3: E-HW 0 - Part 1 - John's Syllabus
Due 11:59 PM, Monday, July 3: E-HW 0 - Part 2 - General Course
Information |
Thurs., June 29 |
Section 7.5 The graph
of y = Asin(Bx)
+
k |
Today: |
QUIZ 2 over Section 7.1 and 7.2.
For the function y = AsinBx + k we
explored the effects of B on
the period to find that, for positive values of B,
this graph has a period of
2π/B,
an amplitude of |A|,
and midline which is y
= k. |
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Handout: Trig Graphs
Due 11:59 PM, Sunday, July 2: E-HW-02 Skills Refresher
and Section 7.3
Due Monday, July 3:
Read: Section 7.6
Do: Section 7.5 (for
practice) --
1-12, 21-26, 29, 37, 50
Due 11:59 PM, Monday, July 3: E-HW 0 - Part 1 -
John's Syllabus and E-HW 0 - Part 2 - General Course Information
Prepare for QUIZ 3 over Chapter 7 Skills Refresher and Section 7.3 on
Monday, July 3.
Due 11:59 PM, Wednesday, July 5: E-HW 03 Section 7.4 and 7.5 |
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Class meeting |
Topic |
Assignment |
Mon., July 3 |
Section 7.5 Continued
y = Asin(B(x-h))
+
k |
Today: |
QUIZ 3 over Section 7.3
and Chapter 7 Skills Refresher
Continued Section 7.5.
For the graph of y = Asin(B(x-h)),
we reported the midline, period, amplitude, and the horizontal and
phase shifts.
When specifying horizontal and phase shift, include whether it is
regular sine or cosine (or upside down versions of these), whether
it is shifted left or right, and by how much. |
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Handout: Phase Shifts
Due Wednesday, July 5:
Read: Section 7.6 and 7.7
Do: Section 7.5 (for
practice) --
13-20,
27-31, 33-36, 38, 44-49
Due 11:59 PM, Monday, July 3: E-HW 0 - Part 1 -
John's Syllabus and E-HW 0 - Part 2 - General Course Information
Due 11:59 PM, Wednesday, July 5: E-HW 03 Section 7.4 and
7.5 |
Tues., July 4 |
No class meeting |
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Wed., July 5 |
Section 7.6 The Tangent
Function and Section 7.7 The Reciprocal Functions and Identities |
Today: |
The Tangent Function, the Reciprocal Functions, and the Pythagorean
Identities |
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Handout: What's My Angle?
Due Thursday, July 6:
Read: Section 7.8 and 8.1
Do: Section 7.6 (for
practice) --
1-20, 23-36 and
Section
7.7
(for practice) -- 1-25, 32-35 and
What's My Angle?
handout (for practice). See Blackboard for the key.
Due 11:59 PM,
tonight, Wednesday, July 5: E-HW 03 Section 7.4 and 7.5
Prepare for QUIZ 4 over Section 7.5 and
7.6 on Thursday, July 6
Due 11:59 PM, Sunday, July 9: E-HW 04 Section 7.6-7.8
Due 11:59 PM, Sunday, July 9: E-HW 05 Section 8.1 |
Thurs., July 6 |
Section 7.8 Inverse
Functions and Section 8.1 Right Triangle Trigonometry |
Today: |
QUIZ 4 over Section 7.4
and 7.5
The Inverse Trigonometric Functions and Right Triangle
Trigonometry |
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Due Monday, July 10:
Read: Section 8.2
Do: Section 7.8 (for
practice) --
1-33 and
Section 8.1
-- 1-47 as desired.
Prepare for QUIZ 5 over Section 7.6 -8.1 on
Monday, July 10
Due 11:59 PM, Sunday, July 9: E-HW 04 Section 7.6-7.8
Due 11:59 PM, Sunday, July 9: E-HW 05 Section 8.1
Test 1 covering 7.1-7.8, Chapter 7 Skills Refresher,
and Section 8.1 is Tuesday, July 11
See BB for a Review Sheet. |
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Class meeting |
Topic |
Assignment |
Mon., July 10 |
Section 8.2 Non-Right Triangle Trigonometry |
Read: Section 8.1 and 8.2
Do: Section 8.2
-- 1-5, 7 - 35, 37, 41, 48
Test 1 covering 7.1-7.8, Chapter 7 Skills Refresher,
and Section 8.1 is tomorrow, Tuesday, July 11
See BB for a Review Sheet.Due 11:59 PM, Wednesday, July 12: E-HW 05 Section 8.2 |
Tues., July 11 |
See right --> |
Test 1 |
Wed., July 12 |
Section 8.2 Law of
Cosines, Section 8.3 Polar Coordinates and Section 9.1 Trig
Equations |
Due Thursday, July 13:
Read: Section 9.1 and 9.2
Do: Section 8.2 (for practice) -- 6, 36,
40, 42-44, 47
Section 8.3 (for practice) -- 1-22 and
Section 9.1
(for practice) --
1-11, 15-31, 33, 34, 38, 39, 41
Prepare for QUIZ 6 tomorrow, July 13, over Section 8.2
Due 11:59 PM, Thursday, July 13: E-HW 06 - Section 8.2
Due 11:59 PM, Sunday, July 16: E-HW 07 - Section 8.3 and
9.1 |
Thurs., July 13 |
Section 9.2 Identities and Equations |
Due tonight, 11:59 PM, Thursday,
July 13:
eHW-06 Section 8.2 Law of Sines and Cosines
Due 11:59 PM Sunday, July 16:
eHW-07 Section 8.3 and 9.1
Due Monday, July 17:
Read: Section 9.3,
10.1 and 10.2
Do: Section 9.2
-- 1-13, 15-31, 33, 34, 35, 38, 39, 41, 54-58
Prepare for QUIZ 7 on Section 8.3 and 9.1 for Monday, July 17
Due 11:59 PM Tuesday, July 18:
eHW-08 Section 9.2 Identities
eHW-09 Section 9.2 (cont'd) and 9.3 |
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Class meeting |
Topic |
Assignment |
Mon., July 17 |
Section 9.2 Equations (Cont'd) and Section 9.3 Sum and
Difference Identities |
Read: Section 12.1
and 12.2
Do:
Section 9.3
-- 1-8,
17 , 18
Due 11:59 PM Tuesday, July 18:
eHW-08 Section 9.2 Identities
eHW-09 Section 9.2 (cont'd) and 9.3
Due 11:59 PM Sunday, July 23:
eHW-10 Section 10.1 and 10.2
eHW-11 Section 12.1-12.2
eHW-12 Section 12.3 |
Tues., July 18 |
Section 10.1 Function Composition and Section 10.2 Inverses
and Section 12.2 and 12.2 Vectors |
Read: Section 12.3
and 13.1
Do:
Section 10.1 -- 4-25, 31, 37-50, 64,
65
Section 10.2 --
1-10, 12-34, 37-43, 47-49, 58, 82
Section 12.1 -- 1-15
Due 11:59 PM Tuesday, July 18:
eHW-08 Section 9.2 Identities
eHW-09 Section 9.2 (cont'd) and 9.3
Due 11:59 PM Sunday, July 23:
eHW-10 Section 10.1 and 10.2
eHW-11 Section 12.1-12.2
eHW-12 Section 12.3 |
Wed., July 19 |
Chapter 12 Vectors |
Today:
Vectors Cont�d
Due Tuesday, July 18:
Read: Section 13.1
Do:
Section 12.1 --
1-20, 24 and
Section 12.2 --
1-2, 4, 5, 8, 13-18, 21, 23, 25-27 and
Section 12.3 -- 1-14, 16, 17, 19 and
Chapter 12 Review --
12, 29, 34, 35, 37
Prepare for QUIZ 8 on Section 9.2 and 9.3 for Thursday,
July 20
Due 11:59 PM Sunday, July 23:
eHW-10 Section 10.1 and 10.2
eHW-11 Section 12.1-12.2
eHW-12 Section 12.3 |
Thurs., July 20 |
Section 13.1 Sequences |
Today:
Sequences
Due Monday, July 24:
Read: Section 13.2
and 13.3
Do: Section 13.1 --
1-48
Prepare for QUIZ 9 on Section 10.1, 10.2, 12.1-12.3 for Monday,
July 24
Due 11:59 PM Sunday, July 23:
eHW-10 Section 10.1 and 10.2
eHW-11 Section 12.1-12.2
eHW-12 Section 12.3 |
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Class meeting |
Topic |
Assignment |
Mon., July 24 |
Section 13.2 Series |
Due Monday, July 24:
Read:
Section 13.2
and 13.3
Do:
Section 13.2 --
1-4, 21, 29, 31, 42, 43
Test 2 tomorrow, Tuesday, July 25.
See Review sheet on Blackboard.
Due 11:59 PM Wednesday, July 26:
eHW-13 Section 13.1
Due 11:59 PM Sunday, July 30:
eHW-14 Section 12.2-13.4 |
Tues., July 25 |
See right --> |
Test 2 |
Wed., July 26 |
Section 13.3 and 13.4 Series |
Due Monday, July 24:
Read:
Section 13.4
and 14.1
(See
BB for a link to this chapter.)
Do:
Section 13.2 --
5-20, 22-30, 36 and Section 13.3 --
1-17, 20, 24
and Section 13.4 --
1-15, 24-26 and Chapter 13 Review --
4-9, 24
Due 11:59 PM Wednesday, July 26:
eHW-13 Section 13.1
Due 11:59 PM Sunday, July 30:
eHW-14 Section 13.2-13.4
Due 11:59 PM Tuesday, August 1:
All past due eHW assignments will close.
Due 11:59 PM Wednesday, August 2:
eHW-15 Section 14.1-14.2 |
Thurs., July 27 |
Section 14.1-14.2
Parametric Equations and Circles |
Due Monday, July 31:
Read:
Section
14.3-14.4
(See
BB for a link to this chapter.)
Do:
Section 14.1 -- 1-43 and
Section 14.2 --
1-26, 28, 29
Prepare for QUIZ 10 on Section 13.1-13.4 on Monday, July 31
Due 11:59 PM Sunday, July 30:
eHW-14 Section 13.2-13.4
Due 11:59 PM Tuesday, August 1:
All past due eHW assignments will close.
Due 11:59 PM Wednesday, August 2:
eHW-15 Section 14.1-14.2
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Class meeting |
Topic |
Assignment |
Mon., July 31 |
Section 14.3-14.4
Ellipses
and Hyperbolas |
Due
Tuesday, August 1:
Read:
Section
9.6
Do:
Section 14.3 --
1-10, 11a, 18, 19 and Section 14.4 -- 1-8, 15, 16
Due 11:59 PM Tuesday, August 1:
All
past due eHW assignments will close.
Due 11:59 PM Wednesday, August 2:
eHW-15 Section 14.1-14.2
eHW-16 Section 14.3 Ellipses
eHW-17 Section 14.4 Hyperbolas |
Tues., Aug. 1 |
Section 14.4 Hyperbolas (cont'd) and Section 9.6
Complex Numbers |
Due
Wednesday, August 2:
Do:
Section 9.6 -- 1-23, 27, 36-39 and Chapter 9 Review 13-16
Due tonight, 11:59 PM Tuesday, August 1:
All
past due eHW assignments will close.
Tomorrow: QUIZ 11 over Section 14.1-14.4
Due 11:59 PM Wednesday, August 2:
eHW-15 Section 14.1-14.2
eHW-16 Section 14.3 Ellipses
eHW-17 Section 14.4 Hyperbolas
eHW-18 Section 9.6 Complex Numbers
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Videos (all optional):
Complex numbers take us out of our one dimensional world. This video shows
where the function f(x)
= x2 +
1 crosses the x-axis.
This video
gives an entertaining history.
This video
uses 3-D animations to
show complex number arithmetic:
Here is one
application involving AC circuits. |
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