4.4 Further Transformations

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    MATHPOWERTM 12, WESTERN EDITION

    Chapter 4 Trigonometric Functions4.4

    4.4.1

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    4.4.2

    The principles of transformations of functions apply to

    trigonometric functions and can be summarized as follows:

    Vertical Stretchy =af(x) y =a sinx changes the amplitude

    to |a |Horizontal Stretch

    y =f(bx) y = sinbx changes the period

    Vertical Translation

    y =f(x) +k y = sinx +k shifts the curve vertically

    k units upward whenk > 0

    andk units downward

    whenk < 0Horizontal Translation

    y =f(x +h) y = sin (x +h) shifts the curve horizontally

    h units to the left whenh > 0

    andh units to the right

    whenh < 0

    Transformations of Functions

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    Transforming a Trigonometric Function

    Graphy = sinx + 2 andy = sinx - 3.

    y = sinx + 2

    y = sinx - 3

    The range fory = sinx + 2 is 1 y 3 .

    The range fory = sinx - 3 is -4 y -2 .

    4.4.3

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    4.4.4

    Transforming a Trigonometric Function

    A horizontal translation of a trigonometric function

    is called a phase shift.

    y = sinx

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    Transforming a Trigonometric Function

    Sketch the graph of

    y = sinx

    y = 3sin 2x

    4.4.5

    y = 3sin 2x

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    4.4.6

    Analyzing a Sine Function

    2

    Domain:

    Range:

    Amplitude:

    Vertical Displacement:

    Period:

    Phase Shift: units to the left

    2 units down

    3-5 y 1

    the set of all real numbers

    y- intercept: x = 0

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    4.4.7

    Analyzing a Sine Function

    In the equation ofy =asin[b(x +c)] +d:

    a = 4,b = 3,d= -3, and

    Compare the graph of this function to the graph

    ofy = sinx with respect to the following:

    a) domain and range b) amplitude

    c) period d)x- andy-intercepts

    e) phase shift f) vertical displacement

    Domain:

    Range: -7 y 1

    Amplitude:

    Period: x-intercepts: 0.02, 0.5, 2.12, 2.80

    y-intercept:

    right down

    g) equation

    4

    3 units

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    4.4.8

    Determining an Equation From a Graph

    A partial graph of a sine function is shown.

    Determine the equation as a function of sine.

    a = 2

    d= 1

    b = 2

    Therefore, the equation is .

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    Determining an Equation From a Graph

    4.4.9

    A partial graph of a cosine function is shown.

    Determine the equation as a function of cosine.

    a = 2

    d= -1

    b = 2

    Therefore, the equation is .

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    4.4.10

    Determining an Equation From a Graph

    Amplitude:

    Vertical Displacement:

    Period:

    3

    2

    The equation as a

    function of sine is

    A partial graph of a sine function is shown.

    Determine the equation as a function of sine.

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    Pages 218 and 219

    1-23 odd,

    25-33, 34 (graphing calculator)

    Suggested Questions:

    4.4.12