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    Worksheet A Topic 3.1 Periodic Phenomena

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    Worksheet A Topic 3.1 Periodic Phenomena

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    This document contains 11 multi-part questions about periodic functions based on graphs of the functions f(x), g(x), h(x), k(x), and d(t). It asks the reader to determine period lengths, function values at given points, rates of change, and qualitative features like increasing/decreasing behavior using the graph information provided.

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    Worksheet A Topic 3.1 Periodic Phenomena

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    Worksheet A: (Topic 3.

    1) Periodic Phenomena Name:

    𝐆𝐫𝐚𝐩𝐡 𝐨𝐟 𝒈
    1. A portion of the graph of the periodic function 𝑔 is shown above. What is the least possible value of the period of 𝑔?

    2. Using the graph of 𝑔 above, find the following values:


    a) 𝑔(9) b) 𝑔(−12) c) 𝑔(29)

    𝐆𝐫𝐚𝐩𝐡 𝐨𝐟 𝒉
    3. A portion of the graph of the periodic function ℎ is shown above. What is the least possible value of the period of ℎ?

    4. Using the graph of ℎ above, find the following values:


    a) ℎ(13) b) ℎ(−12) c) ℎ(82)

    Worksheet A: Topic 3.1 Periodic Phenomena Created by Bryan Passwater


    𝐆𝐫𝐚𝐩𝐡 𝐨𝐟 𝒇
    5. A portion of the graph of the periodic function 𝑓 is shown above. What is the least possible value of the period of 𝑓?

    6. Using the graph of 𝑓 above, find the following values:


    9𝜋
    a) 𝑓(10𝜋) b) 𝑓(−5𝜋) c) 𝑓 = >
    2

    𝐆𝐫𝐚𝐩𝐡 𝐨𝐟 𝒌
    7. Two complete cycles of the periodic function 𝑘 are shown above. What is the period of 𝑘?

    8. Using the graph of ℎ above, find the following values:


    5𝜋 5𝜋
    a) 𝑘(3𝜋) b) 𝑘 = > c) 𝑘 =− >
    4 2

    Worksheet A: Topic 3.1 Periodic Phenomena Created by Bryan Passwater


    𝑥 −3 0 1 10

    𝑓(𝑥) 4 2 −1 7

    9. The graph of 𝑓 is periodic with a period of 7. Values of 𝑓 are shown at selected values of 𝑥. Find the following.
    a) 𝑓(8) b) 𝑓(−6)

    c) 𝑓E𝑓(10)F d) 𝑓(7𝑘 + 4), where 𝑘 is an integer.

    𝑥 −6 0 3 7

    𝑔(𝑥) 1 4 −2 5

    10. The graph of 𝑔 is periodic where 𝑔(𝑥 + 10) = 𝑔(𝑥). Values of 𝑔 are shown at selected values of 𝑥. Find the
    following.
    a) 𝑔(27) b) 𝑔(−7)

    c) 𝑔E𝑔(10)F d) 𝑔(10𝑘 − 3), where 𝑘 is an integer.

    Worksheet A: Topic 3.1 Periodic Phenomena Created by Bryan Passwater


    Note: Figure NOT drawn to scale
    11. A toy car travels around a circular track as shown in the figure above. The center of the circular track is 20 inches
    away from the wall. At time t = 0 seconds, the distance between the toy car and the wall is 0 inches. The car completes
    one full lap around the track every 8 seconds. As the toy car travels around the track at a constant speed, the distance
    between the car and the wall periodically increases and decreases.
    The periodic function d models the distance, in inches, between the toy car and the wall as a function of time t in
    seconds.
    (A) The graph of d and its dashed midline for two full cycles is shown. Five points, F , G, J , K , and P are labeled on
    the graph. No scale is indicated, and no axes are presented.

    ( )
    Determine possible coordinates t , d ( t ) for the five points: F , G, J , K , and P.

    (B) Refer to the graph of d in part (A). The t -coordinate of J is t1 , and the t -coordinate of K is t2 .

    (j) On the interval ( t1 , t2 ) , which of the following is true about d ?

    a. d is positive and increasing.

    b. d is positive and decreasing.

    c. d is negative and increasing.

    d. d is negative and decreasing.

    (ii) Describe how the rate of change of d is changing over the interval ( t1 , t2 ) .

    Worksheet A: Topic 3.1 Periodic Phenomena Created by Bryan Passwater

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