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Math 117: Test 3 and 4 Review, Exams of Pre-Calculus

The fall 2003 math 117 tests 3 and 4, with calculator-free portions. It includes problems on sketching functions, finding trigonometric values, using identities, and solving for angles and sides of triangles. Students are required to show all work for full credit.

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Fall 2003 –
The material is organized differently than last year. I have given you both Test 3 & 4 from last year. I
have marked the questions that cover material from our Test 3 with bold print.
Math 117 Test 3* Calculator-free portion Carter Name______________________
Show all work. 11/8/02
Upper case variables refer to angles; lower case variables refer to lengths of sides. The figures are not drawn to scale, but are to
only give relative position of variables.
I. Sketch at least 2 periods of the following, plot specific points, label axes. 18
f(t) = 5 cos tg(t) = sin(3t + ) h(t) = tan t - 2
II. Given A = 60 and a = 7. 9
b = ________ 14/(3)^.5
c = _________ sqrt(16.333)
C = ________ 30o
III. Assume that cos t = -1/4 and  < t < Use identities to find the following. 21
1. sin t =
2. cos (-t) =
3. sin(2- t) =
4 cos (t + 4 =
5 tan t =
6 tan (t + 3
7 sec t =
Math 117 Test 3* Carter Name______________________
Show all work. 11/8/02
1. Refer to the sketch.
Amplitude = _________
Period = _________
Phase shift = _________
Using your answers above, state a rule that describes the function.
________________________________________________ 10
C
a b
B c A
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Fall 2003 –

The material is organized differently than last year. I have given you both Test 3 & 4 from last year. I

have marked the questions that cover material from our Test 3 with bold print.

Math 117 Test 3* Calculator-free portion Carter Name______________________ Show all work. 11/8/ Upper case variables refer to angles; lower case variables refer to lengths of sides. The figures are not drawn to scale, but are to only give relative position of variables. I. Sketch at least 2 periods of the following, plot specific points, label axes. 18 f(t) = 5 cost g(t) = sin(3 t +) h(t) = tan t - 2 II. Given A = 60 and a = 7. 9 b = ________ 14/(3)^. c = _________ sqrt(16.333) C = ________ 30 o III. Assume that cos t = -1/4 and  < t <  Use identities to find the following. 21

**1. sin t =

  1. cos (-t) =
  2. sin(2**  - t) = 4 cos (t + 4  = 5 tan t = 6 tan (t + 3  7 sec t = Math 117 Test 3* Carter Name______________________ Show all work. 11/8/ 1. Refer to the sketch. Amplitude = _________ Period = _________ Phase shift = _________ Using your answers above, state a rule that describes the function. ________________________________________________ 10

C

a b B c A

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  1. Given the triangle, find the following. 4 6 A sin A = __________4/11 csc A = __________11/4 7 cos A = __________7/11 sec A = __________11/ tan A = __________4/7 cot A = __________7/
  2. Given csc A = 3 and b = 12. 5 a = _________ 4
  3. If b = 20” and c = 8”, find the measure of A. A = _______ 66.4o^5 A c b
  4. If A = 140, b = 12, c = 14, find a. B C 5 a a = ________sqrt(597.4)
  5. A wire stretches from the top of a vertical pole to a point on level ground 16 feet from the base of the pole. If the wire makes an angle of 62 with the ground, determine the height of the pole and the length of the wire. Include a sketch with your solution. 10 h=30.1 ft length of wire = 14.1 ft
  6. A surveyor marks points A and B 200 meters apart on one bank of a river. He sights a point C on the opposite bank and determines the angles in the figure. What is the distance from A to C? 10 135.5 m

C

a b B c A

C

a b B c A C 57  42  A B

  • c) (sin x + cos x ) 2 – sin 2x =