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Trigonometry PART 1 Machine Scored Answers are on the back page Full, worked out solutions can be found at MATH 0-1 PRACTICE EXAM 1. An angle in standard position θ has reference angle of 0 with sinθ < 0 and tanθ < 0. A possible measure of θ, in radians, is: 1 7 5 2 2. An angle in standard position θ has cosθ < 0 and cotθ < 0. The best estimate for the value of θ, in radians, is: 1.05 2.2.92 5.24. An angle in standard position θ has terminal arm that passes through a point P(5, 4). The value of secθ is approximately: 1.28 0.2 0.78 1.0 NR #1 An angle in standard position θ, where 0 θ 2, has sinθ = 1/. Correct to the nearest tenth of a radian, the smallest possible value of θ is. 4. A point on the unit circle has coordinates P( 5 1,m) and forms a principal angle in standard position, θ. If tanθ < 0, then m is equal to: 8 1 8 1 12 1 12 1 Use the following information to answer question 5: A A rectangle with a base 15.84 cm in length intersects a circle with a centre C, at two points A and B as shown. C 7 1. cm 5. B 15.84 cm Correct to the nearest tenth, the perimeter of the shaded portion of the rectangle is: 44.0 cm 4.8 cm 48.8 cm 49.5 cm This practice exam was produced by RTD Exam Prep for not-for-profit use by Alberta students and teachers.

Use the following information to answer NR #2: A dog has a leash tied to a stake in the ground such that she can reach a lawn on other side of a sidewalk as shown. The dog is able to reach a horizontal distance of 0.15 m beyond the length of the leash, to form an arc on the lawn approximately 8.9 metres in length. The angle formed by lines connecting the stake and each end of the lawn arc is 110 degrees. leash Answers are on the back page Full, worked out solutions can be found at NR #2 The length of the leash, correct to the nearest tenth of a metre, is.. An angle in standard position θ passes through a point P as shown, where the x-coordinate is double the value of the y-coordinate. The value of secθ can be written in the form a, where a, b > 0. θ P(x, y) The value of a + b is: 4 7 b Use the following information to answer question 7: A point on the unit circle has coordinates P( 1 2, 2 ), through which a terminal arm passes forming an angle θ. A second Q( 2 point has coordinates 2, 2 2 ) forming an angle β. Consider the following statements: Statement 1: The smallest angle formed between the two terminal arms through P and Q is 5 12 Statement 2: One possible measure for θ is 4 Statement : The value of sinθ is 2 and the value of cosβ is 2 2 Statement 4: The value of tanθ is and the value of cotβ is 1 7. The number of true statements is: 1 2 4

8. The graph of a function f(x) is shown, which can be expressed in the form f(x) = a sin [b(x c)] + d. The graph of g(x) is obtained from f(x) by changing the two parameters: a and b a and c b and d c and d Use the following information to answer NR #: The graph shown models a sinusoidal function in the form f(x) = asinx d, where a > 0 and d > 0. The point P is at a minimum. Consider the following statements: Q θ Statement 1: The angle represented by the point P is /2 Statement 2: The difference between the angle represented by the point Q and the angle represented by the point P is greater than 2 Statement : The value of a is less than the value of d P Statement 4: The value of the y-intercept is a d Statement 5: If the function were transformed to f(x) = asin (bx) + d, where a and b are unchanged and b < 1, the horizontal distance between P and Q would increase. At least two of the statements are true; that is two, three, four, or all five of the statements may be true. NR # The true statements are statements number: Enter in any order. Answers are on the back page Full, worked out solutions can be found at 9. A sinusoidal function has an equation y = 5sin (4x + ). The value of the period and the horizontal phase shift are, respectively: 2, 4, 4 4, 4 2, NR #4 A sinusoidal function has an f The period of the resulting graph, correct to the nearest whole number, is a two-digit number ab ( a and b are the first two digits of your answer) The maximum value of the function, correct to the nearest tenth, is c.d ( c and d are the last two digits of your answer) The values of a, b, c and d are: 10. The function f(x) = tan (4x) has a domain, where n I, of: x 4 + n 2 x 4 + n x 4 8 + n x 2 8 + n 4

Use the following information to answer NR#5: The partial graph of a cosine function with a max value of and a min value of 1 is shown on the right. The equation of the function can be written in the form y = acos [b(x c)] + d, where a, b, and d are I. NR #5 The value of b is first digit of your answer and the value of d is. second digit of your answer Use the following information to answer question 11: A g(x) = sin(2fx) A particular musical note can be modeled by a function g(x) = sin(2fx), where x is the time in seconds, and f is the frequency of the note, measured in number of cycles per second, or hertz. The graph of g(x) is shown. It has an x-intercept after 0.00125 seconds, at a point 11. The frequency of the note modeled by the function above is: 800 Hz 400 Hz 800 Hz 400 Hz Use the following information to answer question 12: h The height of a nail caught in a tire rotating at a constant speed can be modeled by a sinusoidal function h = asin[b(t c)] + d Where h is the height of a nail, in cm, after t seconds. N t The graph shown models the height of a nail that starts at on the ground at a lowest position N at t = 0. The nail completes 20 rotations each minute. 12. The value of a and value of the phase shift c in the equation are, respectively: 0 cm, 0.75 sec 0 cm, 0.5 sec 0 cm, 0.75 0 cm, 0.5 sec

1. Which of the following steps could lead to a correct solution of the equation 2cos 2 θ + cosθ 2 = 0? cosθ = 1 2 or cosθ = 2 cosθ = 1 cosθ = 1 or 2 or cosθ = 2 2 cosθ = 1 cosθ = 1 2 or cosθ = 1 14. The solution, on {0 x 2}, to csc 2 θ 4 = 0 is θ equal to:,2,2 4,5, 5, 5,7, 11 15. A general solution of the equation sec 2 x secx 2 = 0, where n I is: x = n x = 2n n + x = + 2n, x = 5 + 2n, x = n x = + 2n, x = 5 + 2n, x = 2n 1. The solution to the equation log 2 (tanx) + log 2 (cosx) + 1 = 0, where {0 x 2} is: x =, 5, 2 x = 7 x =, 5, 11 x = 7, 11, 2 NR # The exact value of the trig ratio cos ( 7 12 ) a b b can be determined to be an irrational expression in the form cc where a, b, c are positive integers. The value of a is first digit, the value of b is second digit and the value of c is. third digit 17. A point P(, 5) lies on the terminal arm of an angle θ in standard position. The value of sin ( θ) is: 4 4 5 4 5 4 18. tanx The non-permissible values of the expression 1 + sinx can be best written, where n I, as: tanx 1 + sinx x 2 + 2n x n, x x 2 + 2n x 2 + n x n, 2 + 2n

Use the following information to answer NR#7: The simplified form of each of the following trigonometric expressions can be expressed using the indicated codes. A tanx + cosx B cscx 1 + sinx sinx cotx tanx Use the following codes (in bold) to complete the sentence below: 1 1 2 cosx sinx 4 secx 5 cscx tanx NR #7 Expression A simplifies to first code and expression B simplifies to second code. 19. Given an angle θ in standard position where cotθ = 4 5 and sinθ > 0, the value of sin sin (( θ) is: + θ) 4 5 5 4 5 4 2 41 2 41 2 41 4 5 2 41 A student is working on the left side of a proof for the identity Her work is shown below: 1 + sina cos2a cosa + sin2a = tana when she makes a mistake. Step 1 Step 2 Step Step 4 1 + sina cos 2 A sin 2 A cosa + 2sinAcosA 1 cos 2 A + sina sin 2 A cosa + 2sinAcosA sina cosa + 2sinAcosA 1 cosa 20. The first recorded mistake occurs in: Step 1 Step 2 Step Step 4 Use the following information to answer NR#8: An angle in standard position θ terminates in quadrant II, with cosθ = 4/5. NR #8 The expression tan2θ simplifies to a, where a, b are positive integers, a can be expressed in two digits and b is one. b The three digits representing the values of a and b are.

PART 2 Written Response Written Response Section Use the following information to answer WR#1: Q(, 4) Written Response Question 1 Answers are on the back page Full, worked out solutions can be found at An angle in standard position θ passes through a point P( 5, 1) and a second angle in standard position β passes through a point. Fully sketch each angle in the correct quadrant labeling all sides of the triangle, and determine the value of each angle, correct to the nearest degree. ( marks) Determine the exact value of sin (θ + β), written in the form (2 marks) p q Written Response Question 2 Using a trigonometric identity, simplify the equation where the lead coefficient is positive. (2 marks) 2sin 2 x cosx 1 = 0 to express in terms of one trig function, Algebraically solve the resulting equation on {0 x < 2}, and state a general solution. ( marks) Written Response Question cscxcosx cosx Prove the equation + cotx = cos2 x is an identity using an algebraic approach. ( marks) tanx + cotx = cos2 x Determine each of the possible non-permissible values, in radians. (2 marks)

Use the following information to answer WR#4: In San Diego, California the number of hours of daylight follows a sinusoidal pattern where the maximum hours of sunlight is 14.4 hours on day 17 (June 27 th ), and the minimum hours of sunlight is 9. hours on day 5 (Dec 22 nd ). The function below is for a particular leap year of days. The hours of sunlight ( H) can be modeled as a cosine function of day number ( x): H = a cos [b(x c)] + d (17, 14.4) (5, 9.) Written Response Question 4 Determine the values of a, b, c, and d in the equation H = a cos [b(x c)] + d ( marks) The daily high temperature in San Diego can be modeled by the function T = 5.1sin [0.524(d 2.75)] + 2.9, where T is the temperature in degrees Celsius, and m is the number of months from the start of the year. Use a graphing approach to determine the approximate total number of months, correct to the nearest tenth, where the daily high temperature would be above 2. (2 marks) A function of similar form to the last bullet is constructed for Calgary Alberta, where the temperatures are much cooler. Explain which of the two parameters a, b, c, and d would be different, and how. Justify your reasoning. (Note, on the actual diploma exam each WR question will have exactly two bullets)

Answers For full, worked-out solutions (as well as other practice materials) visit ) This practice exam was produced by RTD Learning for not-for-profit use by Alberta students and teachers Multiple Choice 1. D 2. B. A 4. C 5. C. D 7. C 8. B 9. A 10. D 11. D 12. A 1. A 14. B 15. C 1. C 17. D 18. C 19. B 20. A Numerical Response 1..5 2. 4.5. 125 4. 5281 5. 41. 24 7. 41 8. 247 Written Response 1. First bullet θ = 19 β = 2 Second bullet 17 5 2 2. First bullet 2cos 2 x + cosx 1 = 0 Second bullet x = (any order) (general sol.),, 5 x = + 2 n n I. First bullet See full solutions on Second bullet x, 2 n n I 4. First bullet a = 2.4, b =, c = 17, d = 12 Second bullet 4.4 total months above 2. 18 Third bullet a would be higher, as the range of Calgary temperatures (between min and max) would be greater d would be lower, as the median temperature for Calgary (represented by d) would be lower Also. (not needed in your answer) b would be unchanged, as the period for each city would be the same (12 months). Similarly, c would be essentially unchanged, as the number of months after which the min / max temperature occurs would be approximately the same as both cities are in the northern hemisphere.