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G raphing the reciprocal trig functions. csc , sec , cot y x y x y x Exam ple1. G raph csc ,firstgraph sin ,then use reciprocalsto find the graph of csc . y x y x y x Hereis thegraphof sin y x reciprocal W ew antthe trig function csc y x 1 So w e take ,the reciprocalofall sin the trig valuesof sin y x y x Sinefunction: 1 1,the only problem w ith reciprocalshere isw hen ?????? y
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Page 1: Reciprocal Trig Fns

Graphing the reciprocal trig functions.

csc , sec , coty x y x y x

Example 1. Graph csc , first graph sin , then use

reciprocals to find the graph of csc .

y x y x

y x

Here is the graph of siny x

reciprocalWe want the trig function

cscy x

1So we take , the reciprocal of all

sin

the trig values of sin

yx

y x

Sine function: 1 1, the only problem

with reciprocals here is when ? ? ? ? ? ?

y

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1The values are equal to 0, is undefined and here we have asymptotes!

0y

Vertical Asymptotes!

At: 2 , ,0, , 2 etc.x

1 1

1 1 0.1 10

1 2 0.05 20

2

y yy y

1 1

1 1 0.1 10

1 2 0.05 20

2

y yy y

This gives us the graph:

NOTE: the closer we get to 0,

as 0, 1

y

y

y

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We can do the same thing for the graph of: sec ,

that is graph cos first, then draw the vertical

asymptotes where cos 0 and sketch sec .

y x

y x

x y x

Graph cos to get:y x

Now for the asymptotes:Now use camel technique:

draw on the humps!

Now for coty x

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Graph tan first, then draw the vertical

asymptotes where tan 0 and sketch cot .

y x

x y x

Now the vertical asymptotes appear

where the tangent function 0

Now where the tangent function

had asymptotes, the cot function 0

Now where the tan 1 or tan 1,

cot 1 or cot 1

x x

x x

Now join the points between the

asymptotes!

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Properties of the reciprocal trig functions:

I. csc , Domain: , , , Integers

Range: 1 1, asymptotes: ,

y x x n n

y y x n n I

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II. sec , Domain: , , , Integers2

Range: 1 1, asymptotes: , , odd2

ny x x n

ny y x n I

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III. cot , Domain: , , , Integers

Range: , , asymptotes: , ,

y x x n n

x n n I

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Suppose we were asked to graph: 2sec 2 1.y x

The center of the graph is: 1, where the graph crosses this

line is where the asymptotes occur!

y

2We would graph: 2cos 2 1, , ,

2 42, no phase shift, down 1

y x P I

A

The starting point would be: 0, 0,1 this is high point, then

right down 2, right down 2,right up 2,right up 2,4 4 4 4etc

a d

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Now we can

join the points.

The starting point would be: 0, 0,1 this is high point, then

right down 2, right down 2,right up 2,right up 2,4 4 4 4etc

a d

Center is 1y

Now where the

graph crosses the

center line is

where our vertical

asymptotes occur!

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Now we can use the camel technique to sketch the graph on the humps

of the cosine graph!

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Graph: 2cot 2 1y x / , but a vertical stretch by a factor of 2, , I , PS none, 1 up

2 2 4

PA N A P VT

b

graph cot first, , I , Asymptotes: , , hence 0, , 2 , etc.2 2

Py x P y n n I y

Method I, transformational approach,

x 2x

x

0x Now some points:

,02

3 , 14

,14

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Now let us consider: 2coty x

This is a vertical stretch by a factor of 2This is the previous graph, we now multiply

all the values by 2 to get:y

Now some points: , 24

,02

3 , 24

Asymptotes still the same!

0x x 2x

x

Now we are ready to tackle: 2cot 2 1y x

, I , this is horizontal shrink2 2 4

PP

b

1 1 3Asymptotes: , , , .

2 2 2x n etc And 1 unit up !!

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Now we have the following graph: 2cot 2y x

To go to 2cot 2 1, we move

everything up 1 unit !

y x

SOME POINTS: ,14

3 , 18

,38

2x 0x x

2x

Consider Method II:

Page 14: Reciprocal Trig Fns

For 2cot 2 1, we know that the , ,2 4

therefore the asymptotes go from , to

1 3, which gives: 0, , , , . . .

2 2 2If we look at cot 2 we have:

y x P I

x n n I

x n x

y x

4,0

8,1

38, 1

Now we multiply all 's by 2 & add 1y ,38

,14

3,1 8

0x 2x 2x

NOW we have: 2cot 2 1 y x


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