University of California, Irvine - MATH 1B Midterm Exam 2, Exams of Pre-Calculus

This is a midterm exam for math 1b course at the university of california, irvine. The exam consists of 4 questions and is worth 100 points. It covers topics such as trigonometry, identities, and equations. Students have 50 minutes to complete the exam, and are required to show their work and simplify their answers. Calculators are not allowed.

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MATH 1B, Lecture E (44059)
Midterm Exam 2 [100 points], Monday, November 15, 2004
Fall 2004, Dr. Masayoshi Kaneda, University of California, Irvine
Name (Printed):
Student ID:
You have 50 MINUTES to answer the following problems.
SHOW ALL YOUR WORK.NO PARTIAL CREDIT will
be given for an answer without work except for #1.
SIMPLIFY YOUR ANSWERS AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE.
NO CALCULATOR of any type is allowed.
1. [10] Given y=4 + 1
3cos( 1
2x1).
(1) [2] What is the amplitude?
(2) [2] What is the vertical shift?
(3) [3] What is the period?
(4) [3] What is the phase shift when compared with y=4 + 1
3cos( 1
2x)?
2. [10] Evaluate.
(1) [2] cos1(1).
(2) [2] cos(cos10).
(3) [2] cos1(cos π
3).
(4) [4] cos1(cos(π
3)).
3. [10] Let θis in Quadrant II and cos θ=4
5.
(1) [4] Find sinθ.
(2) [4] Find cos(2θ).
(3) [2] Which quadrant is 2θin?
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MATH 1B, Lecture E (44059) Midterm Exam 2 [100 points], Monday, November 15, 2004 Fall 2004, Dr. Masayoshi Kaneda, University of California, Irvine

Name (Printed):

Student ID:

  • You have 50 MINUTES to answer the following problems.
  • SHOW ALL YOUR WORK. NO PARTIAL CREDIT will be given for an answer without work except for #1.
  • SIMPLIFY YOUR ANSWERS AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE.
  • NO CALCULATOR of any type is allowed.
  1. [10] Given y = −4 + 13 cos( 12 x − 1).

(1) [2] What is the amplitude?

(2) [2] What is the vertical shift?

(3) [3] What is the period?

(4) [3] What is the phase shift when compared with y = −4 + 13 cos( 12 x)?

  1. [10] Evaluate.

(1) [2] cos−^1 (−1).

(2) [2] cos(cos−^1 0).

(3) [2] cos−^1 (cos π 3 ).

(4) [4] cos−^1 (cos(− π 3 )).

  1. [10] Let θ is in Quadrant II and cos θ = − 45.

(1) [4] Find sin θ. (2) [4] Find cos(2θ). (3) [2] Which quadrant is 2θ in?

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4. [50]

(1) [10] Find cos 75◦^ by considering as cos(45◦^ + 30◦) and using the sum identity.

(2) [10] Find cos 15◦^ by considering as cos 30

◦ 2 and using the half-angle formula.

5. [20]

(1) [10] Solve the equation for t on the interval [0, 2 π). csc^2 t − 2 cot t = 0.

(2) [10] Solve the equation.

tan−^1 (3x + 1) =

π 4