Precalculus Review Lecture Notes PDF
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These notes present precalculus review material, focusing on linear equations and inequalities, including topics like solving equations, solving inequalities, and defining the absolute value function. The document includes examples and exercises for practice.
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Lecture 1: Precalculus Review Part 1 Recognizing linear equations Solving equations Solving Inequalities Defining the Absolute Value Function A linear equation in x has the form ax + b = c where a, b, and c are constants....
Lecture 1: Precalculus Review Part 1 Recognizing linear equations Solving equations Solving Inequalities Defining the Absolute Value Function A linear equation in x has the form ax + b = c where a, b, and c are constants. x+m ex. Solve = 1 for x. mx + 5 mats ex = myts-m AmeX +m : mxts S m S meX( -m) = - GX = - - my ↳ An inequality compares two values. a → b means that a is greater than or equal to b. a < b means that a is less than b. & 2 ex. ↓2 x↑3 210 2e 2 X - 3 - 2x + 6 2 ] - - ↓ T 3 9 3 - X 3 * - X - -Lxtz ⑫ - - 8eX 24 O & X - 3 20 -Ly 2 - >07 X439XL3 x - X = (-0 3) vS , I (4, , 8) ex. Solve the following equations: > Xi(x 1) a. x3 ↑ x2 = 0 - - = 0 E- X = 0 * (m- 1) -2 (m-1) Cm-1' 1 2 b. 8m2(m ↑ 1) 3 + 2m(m ↑ 1)↑ 3 = 0 - 2m(m-1) 2 - mm + = 0 - 1) 1] 2m - m = O-4m2-4m + - - 43 22m-1/2 (m- ) 2m-12p = Y M = 0 ' m & ↔ c. 2 ↑ x2 ↑ x = 0 Ex X + = 2 - xh = xh 0 - ((x-1)20 check 2x" -2 = > - > 8 0 of s x2-1 ; V I 2 ; x1 Exit 1 0 1fX 5 - X = -1 - : - St 0 - = > - > - E -1 = 0 X= 1- Et - 1= 0 Definition of Absolute Value ! a a→0 If a is a real number, |a| =. ↑a a < 0 ex. | ↑ 4| = Sy, 4 ! X-1 XI0 , ex. |x ↑ 1| = - (x-1, XLO !X X7 O 1 x 70 x S - code X I I ex. = = |x| I finda - Y I XL8 x X ! 1 $ " -D # Lecture 2: Precalculus Review Part 2 Di!erent Types of Functions Domain/Range Unit Circle Solving Trigonometric Equations Translations and Transformations A function describes a relationship where every in- put has exactly one output. x↑2 ex. f (x) = , is a rational function. x↑1 The domain is XX1 or (-0 , 1) VLA , 4) ↔ ex. Find the domain of g(x) = x2 ↑ 5x. * 20 - xh-Sy : 0 x(x5/10 = 0 5 05 x , -( - 0 , 03 Is , Combinations of functions ex. Let f (x) = x2 ↑ 2 and g(x) = 2x. (f g)(x) = (2x)" - 2 All real numbers ; R Domain: " # f g (x) = L 2x Domain: ( - 5 07010 , 4) , (f + g)(x) = (f ↑ g)(x) = x2-2 2X x 27 24 - - XX-1 Xy - 1 4 ↑ , ~ 1 x ex. If f (x) = and g(x) = 2 , find " # x+1 x ↑1 f ↓ C · (x) and its domain. g 7 X(x + 1) , 10 - , 0 v(0 , 1) ULL , a) Def. Consider the interval I where x1 and x2 are both in I. A function is increasing on an interval I if when x1 < x2, f (x1) < f (x2) A function is decreasing on an interval I if when x1 < x2, f (x1) > f (x2) ~ Shif up ex. f (x) = 1 + ex (exponential) -F ! $ " # Transformations of the graph f (x): f (x) ± c vertical shifts f (x ± c) horizontal shifts vertical stretch 1 > 1 cf (x) vertical shrink 22 1 I honbutl ohnen f (cx) c) horemhl streckch Ch1 ↑f (x) reflect our X-axi) f (↑x) reflect our yaxis # ↔ ex. Graph y = 2 ↑ x↑1 NOTE: Perform horizontal shift first! Then reflect, and last do vertical shift. ! $ " # Trigonometry Review ↓ P(x,y) O θ hypotenus opposite θ adjacent A sin ω = & reciprocalscsc ω = H - # - O A A cos ω = sec ω = F - # An tan ω = o cot ω = J In general, let P (x, y) be any point $on the terminal side of ω (radians) and let- r = x2 + y 2 be the distance from the origin to point P. 3. Two basic triangles 30-60-90 4-12-90 /Tyu π /3 π /6 π /4 4. Unit circle (r = 1, so sin ω = y and cos ω = x) π/2 2π/3 π/3 3π/4 π/4 π/6 5π/6 π 0 7π/6 11π/6 5π/4 7π/4 4π/3 5π/3 3π/2 to E ↑ ω 0 ε/6 ε/4 ε/3 ε/2 sin ω O 112 Elz 5/2 A cos ω # 5/2 Fle 12 ⑨ tan ω O 5/3 A 5 undefined NOTE: - A ↓ sin x ↓ I , - I↓ cos x ↓ 1 5. Graphs y = sin x y = cos x y = tan x y = cot x y = sec x y = csc x In calculus, angles are measured in radians. Recall that radians measure the arc length counterclockwise along the unit circle. One rotation is 2εr radians AKA 360↗. One half rotation is ε radians AKA 180↗. Important Trigonometric Identities Pythagorean Identities sin2 x + cos2 x = 1 tan2 x + 1 = sec2 x 1 + cot2 x = csc2 x sin (2x) = 2 sin (x) cos (x) Even/Odd sin(↑x) = ↑ sin x (sin x is an odd function). cos(↑x) = cos x (cos x is an even function). Reciprocal Identities 1 1 1 csc x = sec x = cot x = sin x cos x tan x On the unit circle, we have x = cos ω and y = sin ω. ! $ " # ex. sin ε6 = t ε E ex. cos = - 4 2 Fahr -↔ ex. Solve 2 cos2 x ↑ - 3 cos x = 0, 0 < x < 2ε. - 5) - S Coox) /2 cosy 0 En = - 10x E 2205 X - 5 = E z = 10x & #