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    The document provides sample exercises for a lecture on various mathematics topics: [1] inverse functions; [2] trigonometric functions and identities; [3] even and odd functions; and [4] long division of rational functions. It includes 6 sample questions: [1] finding degrees of polynomials and expressing an improper rational function as a sum; [2] finding domains and inverse functions; [3] finding inverses of functions; [4] rewriting cosine of 3x in terms of cosine of x; [5] computing cosine of 12 using identities; and [6] determining if functions are even, odd, or neither. The exercises are intended to help students practice these important mathematical concepts.

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    The document provides sample exercises for a lecture on various mathematics topics: [1] inverse functions; [2] trigonometric functions and identities; [3] even and odd functions; and [4] long division of rational functions. It includes 6 sample questions: [1] finding degrees of polynomials and expressing an improper rational function as a sum; [2] finding domains and inverse functions; [3] finding inverses of functions; [4] rewriting cosine of 3x in terms of cosine of x; [5] computing cosine of 12 using identities; and [6] determining if functions are even, odd, or neither. The exercises are intended to help students practice these important mathematical concepts.

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    Sample Execisesl For Lecture 2 Week 2

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    The document provides sample exercises for a lecture on various mathematics topics: [1] inverse functions; [2] trigonometric functions and identities; [3] even and odd functions; and [4] long division of rational functions. It includes 6 sample questions: [1] finding degrees of polynomials and expressing an improper rational function as a sum; [2] finding domains and inverse functions; [3] finding inverses of functions; [4] rewriting cosine of 3x in terms of cosine of x; [5] computing cosine of 12 using identities; and [6] determining if functions are even, odd, or neither. The exercises are intended to help students practice these important mathematical concepts.

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    Sample exercises for AMA1110–For Lecture 2 (Week 2)

    Topics:

    1. Inverse function 3. Even/odd functions


    2. Trigonometric functions and trigono-
    metric identities 4. Long division for rational functions

    Sample exercises questions to practice

    1. Find the degrees for x4 + 2x3 3x2 3 and x2 + 3x + 2. Then express the improper rational
    4 3 3x2 3
    function x +x2x
    2 +3x +2 into a sum of a polynomial and a proper rational function.

    2. Find the domain of f ( x ) and find a formula for f 1 ( y ).

    p
    (a) f ( x ) = 5x + 2.
    (b) f ( x ) = 5( x + 1)3 + 1.
    p
    (c) f ( x ) = x 1.
    x 2
    (d) f ( x ) = x +7

    3. Find the inverse of the following functions, if exists. In this case, write down also the domain
    of the inverse function. If there is no inverse, explain briefly.

    (a) f ( x ) = x2 2x + 7 with Dom( f ) = ( •, 1];


    (b) f ( x ) = x2 2x + 7 with Dom( f ) = (0.5, 5].

    4. Rewrite cos 3x in terms of cos x. Furthermore, use this expression to get the value of cos 3a
    if cos a = 35 .
    p
    5. Compute cos 12 by trigonometric identities.

    6. Determine whether each function is even, or odd, or neither:


    x 2 +1
    (a) f ( x ) = x3 x
    ;
    (b) f ( x ) = 1 sin x;
    (c) f ( x ) = (sin x )3 + x7 .

    1
    5
    coff
    -

    = ?

    E- E -
    -
    ¥
    Cos = cos CE -
    ¥)
    =
    asf cos # t Sin E Srh¥
    = - - -

    4 .
    Cos 3x =
    Cos 1×1-2×7

    = Osx 6527 - Sh x Sh ex

    Cos 2x
    -
    -
    < Gtx -
    I
    =
    Cos x. ( 265×-1 )
    Zsrhx Gsx
    -
    Sin X .
    -

    = z ab -
    Gsx -2 Stix . Gsx

    = 2 Cosi -
    Gsx -
    2 (I -
    Cst ) -
    Csx

    = 4 Cosi -
    303 X .

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