40S Pre-Calculus Test #1

Name:
Date:
Mr. Mustapha

Part A: Multiple Choice (Value: 5 x 2 mark = 10 marks ) Circle the correct

letter. Do not circle more than one answer.

1. A circle has a radius of 16 m. A wire 6 metres long is stretched along the

circumference. What is the central angle subtended by the arc?

 2 3 3
a) b) c) d)
2 3 4 8

7
2. The exact value of sec is:
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3 2 2
a) b) c)  d) 3
2 3 3

4  5 
3. The value of sin   is:
 4 

a) 4 b) ¼ c) ½ d) 2

  
4. The exact value of tan  is:
 3 

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a) 3 b)  c) 3 d)  3
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5. The supplement of 50 in radian measure is exactly:

5 13 52 
a) b) c) 50 d)
18 18 18

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Part B: Short Answer
Answer in the space provided. Show as much work as possible as marks for work shown will be
considered in case of incorrect answer.

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1. Find the exact values of  where 0    2 that satisfy sin  . (2 marks)
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2. Determine the exact value for each expression. (3 marks each)

7 7 7
a) sin cos tan 2
6 6 6

b) sin 150 cos 60  cos 150 sin 60  210

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3. Find the value(s) of  where 0 <  < 360, that satisfy the following equations:
(3 marks each)

a) 4 sin 2   1 b) 2 cos 2   cos  1

4. Determine the exact value of each expression. (3 marks each)

2  5  3 5
a) tan cos    sin tan
3  4  2 6

2 7   3 
b) sin cos tan  
3 6  4 

5. Find the exact solution of the following equations over the interval 0    2 .

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(3 marks each)
a) cot   cot  cos   0

 
b) 2 sin     1  0
 2

c) csc  sin   0

6. Solve each equation for x, where 0  x  2 . (3 marks each)

a) 2sin x + 1 = 0

b) cos x ( 2 sin x – 1 ) = 0

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c) 2 sin 4 x = 1

Part C: Long Answer Questions

(For full marks, your answers must show all pertinent diagrams, calculations and explanations. Full marks
will not be awarded for the final answer only.)

1. Give the general solution of  in radians, given the equation: (4 marks)

2 tan 2 x  1   tan x

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   4 5
Find the value of csc     2 cos
3
2. . (4 marks)
 2 4

5. Assume that P() lies on the intersection of the unit circle and the line segment joining the origin to the
point (5,14). Find the coordinates of P().

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