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Examples using a graphing calculator and the tangent function are shown below. Chapter 4 Section Review Question 9 Page 244 a) V (t) = 130sin(5t) + 18 V !(t) = 650cos(5t) The critical points are given by V '(t ) = 0 . 0 = 650cos(5t) 0 = cos(5t) ! 3! 5! , , ,... 2 2 2 ! 3! 5! t = , , ,... 10 10 10 5t = ! !$ ! !$ V # & = 130sin # 5 ' & + 18 " 10 % " 10 % ! 3! $ ! 3! $ V # & = 130sin # 5 ' & + 18 10 % " 10 % " = 130 + 18 = 148 = 130((1) + 18 = (112 ( ) #% '% 4k + 1 ! Maximum voltage: 148 V at time, in seconds, $t t = , k !!, k " 0 ( . 10 &% )% ( ) #% '% 4k + 3 ! Minimum voltage: –112 V at time, in seconds, $t t = , k !!, k " 0 ( . 10 %& %) b) Period: T = 2! s 5 1 T 5 = 2! f = Frequency: 5 Hz 2! MHR Calculus and Vectors 12 Solutions 467 1 A = [148 ! (!112)] 2 = 130 Amplitude: 130 V Chapter 4 Section Review Question 10 Page 245 a) i) sin ! = 1 != ! 2 Maximum: The force F = mg sin ! has a maximum value when ! = ! . 2 ii) sin ! = 0 ! =0 Minimum: The force F = mg sin ! has a minimum value when θ = 0. b) Answers may vary. For example: The formula for force is F = mg sin ! . The force will be a maximum at an angle where sin ! is ! = 90°, since sine has a maximum value at 90°. The force will be a minimum at an 2 angle where sin ! is minimized i.e., 0°, since sine has a minimum value at 0°. maximized i.e., Chapter 4 Review Question 11 Page 245 a) Answers may vary. For example: Given: p = mv (p is the momentum of the body.) Differentiate with respect to time dp dv =m dt dt dv (Acceleration is the rate of change of velocity.) =a dt dp Therefore, = ma . dt Combined with Newton’s second law of motion: F = dp , this gives F = ma . dt MHR Calculus and Vectors 12 Solutions 468 b) F = ma dv dt d = m (2cos 3t) dt = !6msin 3t =m Therefore F = 0 when sin 3t = 0 . ! 2! 3! 4! t = 0, , , , , ... 3 3 3 3 k! t= , k !!, k " 0. 3 c) v(t ) = 2cos3t ! k! $ v # & = 2cos(k!) " 3% 2cos(k!) is 2 m/s when k is even and –2 m/s when k is odd. Therefore the speed is | v |= 2 m/s. MHR Calculus and Vectors 12 Solutions 469 Chapter 4 Practice Test Chapter 4 Practice Test Question 1 Page 246 The correct answer is B. Chapter 4 Practice Test Question 2 Page 246 The correct answer is C. Chapter 4 Practice Test Question 3 Page 246 The correct answer is C. Chapter 4 Practice Test Question 4 Page 246 The correct answer is D. Chapter 4 Practice Test Question 5 Page 246 The correct answer is C. Chapter 4 Practice Test Question 6 Page 246 The correct answer is D. dy !1" = 2# $ dx %2& = 1. Chapter 4 Practice Test Question 7 Page 246 The correct answer is B. Use a graphing calculator to graph Chapter 4 Practice Test dy = cos x ! sin x for the given window. dx Question 8 Page 246 The correct answer is B. MHR Calculus and Vectors 12 Solutions 470