Lesson E4
E4 Secant, cosecant, cotangent and inverse trigonometric functions Quiz: AQA Maths, Unit 5
20 questions
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The 20 questions
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Which expression defines sec x in terms of cos x?
- sec x = cos x
- sec x = 1/sin x
- sec x = 1/cos x
- sec x = sin x/cos x
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Which expression defines cosec x in terms of sin x?
- cosec x = 1/sin x
- cosec x = sin x
- cosec x = 1/cos x
- cosec x = cos x/sin x
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Which expression defines cot x in terms of sin x and cos x?
- cot x = 1/(sin x cos x)
- cot x = sin x/cos x
- cot x = 1/cos^2 x
- cot x = cos x/sin x
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What is the domain of y = arcsin x?
- -1 <= x <= 1
- 0 <= x <= 1
- -pi/2 <= x <= pi/2
- All real values of x
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What is the range of y = arccos x?
- 0 <= y <= 2 pi
- 0 <= y <= pi
- -pi <= y <= pi
- -pi/2 <= y <= pi/2
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What is the range of y = arctan x?
- -pi/2 < y < pi/2
- 0 <= y <= pi
- All real values of y
- -1 <= y <= 1
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What is the principal value of arcsin(1)?
- pi/2
- pi/4
- 0
- pi
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Evaluate arccos(-1/2), giving the principal value.
- -pi/3
- pi/3
- 5 pi/6
- 2 pi/3
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Evaluate sec(pi/3).
- 2
- 2/sqrt(3)
- 1/2
- sqrt(3)/2
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Evaluate cot(pi/4).
- 1
- 0
- 1/sqrt(3)
- sqrt(3)
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Evaluate cosec(5 pi/6).
- 2
- -2
- sqrt(3)
- 1/2
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Evaluate arctan(sqrt(3)), giving the principal value.
- pi/6
- 2 pi/3
- pi/3
- pi/4
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What is the principal value of arcsin(sin(3 pi/4))?
- pi/2
- -pi/4
- 3 pi/4
- pi/4
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For which values of x is sec x undefined?
- x = n pi for integer n, where sin x = 0
- No real values; sec x is defined for all real x
- x = 0 only
- x = (2n+1) pi/2 for integer n, where cos x = 0
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For which values of x is cot x undefined?
- x = n pi/2 for integer n
- x = 0 only
- x = n pi for integer n, where sin x = 0
- x = (2n+1) pi/2 for integer n, where cos x = 0
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The graph of y = arccos x is obtained from the graph of y = cos x (0 <= x <= pi) by which transformation?
- Reflection in the line y = x
- Translation by pi/2 in the x direction
- Reflection in the y-axis
- Reflection in the x-axis
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Given cot theta = 2 with theta in (0, pi/2), find cosec theta.
- sqrt(5)
- sqrt(3)
- 2
- 5
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Given sec x = 3 with x in the first quadrant, find cos x.
- 3
- 1/sqrt(2)
- 1/3
- 2 sqrt(2)
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Given tan x = 3/4 with x acute, find cosec x.
- 3/4
- 5/3
- 4/3
- 5/4
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What is the exact value of arcsec(2), giving the principal value?
- pi/2
- pi/6
- pi/3
- 2 pi/3
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