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5.1 SOLVING TRIGONOMETRIC EQUATIONS USING GRAPHING TECHNOLOGY PM12 All trigonometric equations can be solved using graphing technology. A. PREDICTING SOLUTIONS Given the equation sinx = 0.45, solve to 2 decimal places over the domain 0 x 2 STEPS: 1) Sketch a sine wave on the grid for the domain 0 x 2 . 2) Draw the line y = 0.45 on the same grid. 3) a) Within the domain, how many solutions do you predict? ______ b) What quadrants are the solution(s) in? ______ B. SOLVING USING GRAPHING CALCULATOR Given the equation sinx = 0.45, solve to 2 decimal places over the domain 0 x 2 STEPS: Set the window to the domain [xmin, xmax] given 1) Enter Y1 = sinx 2) Enter Y2 = 0.45 3) Sketch the graph & find the intersection. Each root is the intersection of the two functions. 4) Write the roots of the equation within the domain ( 0 x 2 ): ________ NOTE: The GENERAL SOLUTION is an expression that represents all roots of the equation. Ex. Give the general solution for sinx = 0.45 _____________ Principles Math 12 Section 5.1 Page 3 EXAMPLE 1 : Given the equation: cos2x = -0.35 a) Draw a rough sketch over the domain 0 x 2 of y = cos2x and y = -0.35 b) How many solutions are there for the equation cos2x = -0.35 over the domain 0 x 2 ? ____________ c) Solve the equation cos2x = -0.35 for x, where 0 x 2 __________________ d) Give the general solution for the equation cos2x = -0.35 _______________________ Often asked as “solve over the real numbers” NOTE: What does the period have to do with the general solution? EXAMPLE 2 : For each equation, determine the number of solutions within the domain 0 x 2 . Determine the period of the function first and do a rough sketch a) cosx = 0 b) sin2x = -0.5 c) cos3x =0.5 d) tan2x = 3 EXAMPLE 3 : Determine the number of solutions for the equation sinbx = sin bx where 0 x 2 . Principles Math 12 Section 5.1 Page 4 1 2 EXAMPLE 4 : Solve the equation 1 + sin2x = -1 – 3sin2x over the domain 0 x 2 . a) What is the period of each function: i) 1 + sin2x _____ and ii) -1 – 3sin2x _____ b) How many solutions do we expect to find in given domain 0 x 2 ? _______ c) Solve the equation graphically below. State appropriate window dimensions. Y1 = Y2= [ xmin , xmax ] [ ymin , ymax ] X = _____________________________________ d) Give the general solution for the equation 1 + sin2x = -1 – 3sin2x where the domain is the set of all real numbers. X = ______________________________________ SOLVING & WRITING THE GENERAL SOLUTION: STEPS: 1) State each function you are graphing 2) Roughly sketch the graph over one period (If you don’t know the period then sketch the graph over 0 ≤ x ≤ 2π to help you find it) 3) Write the general solution: root + n(period) Principles Math 12 Section 5.1 Page 5 EXAMPLE 5 : Solve and write the general solution for each equation: a) cos(x + π) = 1 2 b) cos (x 1) cos x 2 2 c) 2 sin 2 x sin x 2 0 EXAMPLE 6 : Solve the equation 2sinx = x EXAMPLE 7 : Solve the equation tanx + sinx = 2 where 0 ≤ x ≤ 2π. ASSIGNMENT: p. 302 # (1, 3, 5-8, 10)odds, 11, 12, (13, 14, 19)* Principles Math 12 Section 5.1 Page 6