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TRIG.88 Recognize domain restrictions that affect identity use Worksheet

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Trigonometry

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Problem 1Difficulty: Mastery

In [0,2π), list the x-values where cot(x) is defined but the identity cot(x)=1 ⁄ tan(x) does NOT hold because 1 ⁄ tan(x) is undefined.

Solution & Explanation:cot(x)=cos(x) ⁄ sin(x) is defined when sin(x)≠0, so it is defined at π⁄2 and 3π⁄2 (value 0). But tan(x) is undefined when cos(x)=0, so 1 ⁄ tan(x) is undefined at those same x-values, making the identity not applicable there.

Problem 2Difficulty: Mastery

Which restriction is needed so that (sin(x) − 1) ⁄ (1 − sin(x)) can be simplified to −1?

Asin(x) ≠ −1

Bcos(x) ≠ 0

Csin(x) ≠ 1

Dno restriction is needed

Solution & Explanation:1−sin(x)=0 exactly when sin(x)=1, making the original fraction undefined. Otherwise (sin(x)−1)=−(1−sin(x)) so the fraction equals −1.

Problem 3Difficulty: Mastery

A student uses sin(x)=0 as a possible solution to an equation that includes csc(x). What is correct?

Asin(x)=0 is always a solution because it makes products 0.

Bsin(x)=0 cannot be a solution because csc(x) is undefined when sin(x)=0.

Csin(x)=0 is allowed if cos(x)≠0.

Dsin(x)=0 is allowed if tan(x)=0.

Solution & Explanation:Any equation involving csc(x)=1 ⁄ sin(x) is undefined when sin(x)=0, so those x-values are not in the domain and cannot be solutions.

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