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TRIG.3 Construct viable arguments and critique reasoning in trigonometry Worksheet

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Trigonometry

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Math

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Problem 1Difficulty: Mastery

What is the correct solution in that interval? (Enter in radians using pi.)

Solution & Explanation:sin(theta)=cos(theta) implies tan(theta)=1 (where cos not 0), so theta=pi divided by 4 + pi k. Restricting to 0 < theta < pi divided by 2 leaves only theta=pi divided by 4.

Problem 2Difficulty: Mastery

Which critique is correct?

AOn [0,pi], cosine is decreasing, so the implication is reversed: cos(theta) < cos(phi) implies theta > phi

BCosine is increasing on [0,pi]

CThe statement is true as written

DCosine is constant on [0,pi]

Solution & Explanation:Cosine decreases from 1 to -1 on 0..pi. For a decreasing function, smaller output corresponds to larger input, so cos(theta) < cos(phi) implies theta > phi.

Problem 3Difficulty: Mastery

What is the correct number of solutions on pi <= theta <= 2pi? (Enter a number.)

Solution & Explanation:On [pi,2pi], sine is 0 at pi and 2pi and negative in between. It never equals +0.5 on that interval, so there are 0 solutions.

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This worksheet is designed specifically for Trigonometry Math students. It aligns with educational standard TRIG.3 (Construct viable arguments and critique reasoning in trigonometry).