'Evaluating inverse trig functions' presentation slideshows

Warm-Up

Warm-Up. Draw the Unit Circle on a sheet of paper and label ALL the parts. DO NOT LOOK AT YOUR NOTES ?. So far, in our study of trigonometric functions we have: defined all of them learned how to evaluate them

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Unit 2: Graphs and Inverses of Trigonometric Functions

Unit 2: Graphs and Inverses of Trigonometric Functions. LG 2-1 Graphing Trigonometric Functions Test 9/4 LG 2-2 Applications of Trig Functions Test 9/9 LG 2-3 Evaluating Inverse Trig Functions LG 2-4 Graphing Inverse Trig Functions Test 9/13.

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6.4 Inverses of the Trigonometric Functions Day 1

6.4 Inverses of the Trigonometric Functions Day 1. Do Now Solve for x Sin x = -1/2 Tan x = 1. Quiz Review. Retakes by?. Inverse Trig Functions. Recall: how to find inverse functions (switch x and y) Problem: If we switch x and y, the inverse fails the vertical line test

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Inverse functions

Inverse functions. Do all functions have an inverse? Only functions that are monotonic (always increasing or decreasing) have inverses. In other words, only functions that are one-to-one (have no repeated y-values) have inverses.

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Transcendental Functions: Exponents with Bases other than e and inverse Trig functions

Transcendental Functions: Exponents with Bases other than e and inverse Trig functions. By: Uma Raman, Azra Ariff , Jennifer Oh, Christine Kweon , and Cindy Ryanto. Recap: Properties of Exponents. Properties of Exponents:. Properties of Bases Other than E.

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5.8 Inverse Trig Functions

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