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TRIG.104 Estimate solutions using graphs and confirm algebraically Worksheet

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TRIG.104 Estimate solutions using graphs and confirm algebraically - Primary standard selected for prompt fields in this prompt cell: UTRI.MP.5. Skill statement in this prompt cell: Select an approximate solution from a graph and identify the substitution check that confirms it. Associated standards listed with this skill in this prompt cell: UTRI.MP.5; CCSS SMP.5; TEKS §111.42(c)(1)(C); FL MA.912.T.3.7; ISTE Students 1-7; UTRI.EQ.1; CCSS HSF.TF.B.7 (+); FL MA.912.T.1.8; VA T.IE.3a. Use this prompt-provided wording as the supporting standard description for this workflow.

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Problem 1Difficulty: Mastery
Use the marked x-intercept of the difference graph F(theta) = (0.5 tan(theta - 225 degrees) + 0.8 sin(theta/2)) - (0.888) on 180 <= theta <= 300 degrees. Which option verifies the estimate? Angles are measured in degrees. Use the rounding shown in the answer choices.
Atheta approx 268 degrees; check: 0.5 tan(theta - 225 degrees) + 0.8 sin(theta/2) at theta = 268 degrees is about 1.042, so 1.042 - (0.888) is about 0.153.
Btheta approx 219 degrees; check: 0.5 tan(theta - 225 degrees) + 0.8 sin(theta/2) at theta = 219 degrees is about 0.702, so 0.702 - (0.888) is about -0.187.
Ctheta approx 206 degrees; check: 0.5 tan(theta - 225 degrees) + 0.8 sin(theta/2) at theta = 206 degrees is about 0.611, so 0.611 - (0.888) is about -0.278.
Dtheta approx 250 degrees; check: 0.5 tan(theta - 225 degrees) + 0.8 sin(theta/2) at theta = 250 degrees is about 0.888, so 0.888 - (0.888) is about 0.000.
Solution & Explanation:The marked zero of the difference graph corresponds to theta about 250 degrees. Substituting gives 0.5 tan(theta - 225 degrees) + 0.8 sin(theta/2) about 0.888, so the difference from 0.888 is about 0 within the displayed rounding. The other estimates produce a nonzero difference, so they do not confirm the graph solution.
Problem 2Difficulty: Mastery
A student selects the highlighted point from the graph of y = 1.4 cos(theta/2 - 10 degrees) - 0.6 sin(2theta) and y = -0.993. Which choice gives the estimate and a correct check? Angles are measured in degrees. Use the rounding shown in the answer choices.
Atheta approx 146 degrees; check: 1.4 cos(theta/2 - 10 degrees) - 0.6 sin(2theta) at theta = 146 degrees is about 1.192, and y = -0.993.
Btheta approx 246 degrees; check: 1.4 cos(theta/2 - 10 degrees) - 0.6 sin(2theta) at theta = 246 degrees is about -0.993, and y = -0.993.
Ctheta approx 258 degrees; check: 1.4 cos(theta/2 - 10 degrees) - 0.6 sin(2theta) at theta = 258 degrees is about -0.923, and y = -0.993.
Dtheta approx 318 degrees; check: 1.4 cos(theta/2 - 10 degrees) - 0.6 sin(2theta) at theta = 318 degrees is about -0.603, and y = -0.993.
Solution & Explanation:The highlighted crossing is near theta = 246 degrees. Substituting that estimate into 1.4 cos(theta/2 - 10 degrees) - 0.6 sin(2theta) gives about -0.993, which matches the horizontal line y = -0.993. The other estimates give different y-values, so they do not confirm the marked solution.
Problem 3Difficulty: Mastery
A calculator graphs the difference F(theta) = (0.9 sin(theta/2) + 1.1 cos(theta) - 0.2) - (-0.283) for 0 <= theta <= 360 degrees. Which answer checks the highlighted x-intercept by substitution? Angles are measured in degrees. Use the rounding shown in the answer choices.
Atheta approx 277 degrees; check: 0.9 sin(theta/2) + 1.1 cos(theta) - 0.2 at theta = 277 degrees is about 0.533, so 0.533 - (-0.283) is about 0.816.
Btheta approx 317 degrees; check: 0.9 sin(theta/2) + 1.1 cos(theta) - 0.2 at theta = 317 degrees is about 0.933, so 0.933 - (-0.283) is about 1.216.
Ctheta approx 210 degrees; check: 0.9 sin(theta/2) + 1.1 cos(theta) - 0.2 at theta = 210 degrees is about -0.283, so -0.283 - (-0.283) is about 0.000.
Dtheta approx 75 degrees; check: 0.9 sin(theta/2) + 1.1 cos(theta) - 0.2 at theta = 75 degrees is about 0.633, so 0.633 - (-0.283) is about 0.916.
Solution & Explanation:The marked zero of the difference graph corresponds to theta about 210 degrees. Substituting gives 0.9 sin(theta/2) + 1.1 cos(theta) - 0.2 about -0.283, so the difference from -0.283 is about 0 within the displayed rounding. The other estimates produce a nonzero difference, so they do not confirm the graph solution.

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