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Derivatives of Trig Functions - TT

This document contains a test on derivatives of trigonometric functions with 10 multiple choice questions and 7 free response questions. The multiple choice section covers topics like finding the derivative of trigonometric functions, converting between degrees and radians, and applying derivatives to motion problems. The free response section asks to take the derivative of various trigonometric functions.

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Derivatives of Trig Functions - TT

This document contains a test on derivatives of trigonometric functions with 10 multiple choice questions and 7 free response questions. The multiple choice section covers topics like finding the derivative of trigonometric functions, converting between degrees and radians, and applying derivatives to motion problems. The free response section asks to take the derivative of various trigonometric functions.

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Topic test

Derivatives of trigonometric functions


• Time allowed: 45 minutes
• Part A: 10 multiple-choice questions (10 marks)
• Part B: 7 free-response questions (40 marks)
• Total: 50 marks

Part A
10 multiple-choice questions
1 mark each: 10 marks
Circle the correct answer.

1 Find the derivative of y = sin (3x). 3 Find the derivative of cos (3θ°).
π  πθ 
A y′ = cos (3x) A − sin  
60  60 
B y′ = 3 cos (x)
π  πθ 
B sin  
C y′ = 3 cos (3x) 60  60 
D y′ = 3 cos (x) sin (2x)  πθ 
C sin  
 60 
 πθ 
D − sin  
 60 
2 Which one of these expressions converts 6θ° to
radians?
180
A 6θ ×
π
π
B 6θ × 4 Differentiate y = tan 2x2.
180
360 A 4x + tan2 (2x2)
C 6θ ×
π B 4x[1 + tan (4x)]
π C 4x[1 + tan2 (2x2)]
D 6θ ×
360 D 2x[1 + tan2 (2x2)]

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5 Differentiate y = ex cos 3x. 8 Find the speed 12 seconds after the motion
A y′ = ex sin (3x) begins if the displacement of an oscillating

y′ = 3ex sin (3x)  πt  − 1


B object is given by x = 4 cos .
 4
C y′ = 3ex cos (3x) + 3ex sin (3x) A 0 m/s

D y′ = ex cos (3x) − 3ex sin (3x) B −π m/s


C −1 m/s
D π m/s
sin ( 3x 2 )
6 Differentiate f ( x ) = .
cos(2 x )
3cos (3x 2 )
A f ′(x) = − 9 A particle is moving in simple harmonic motion
2sin(2 x )
with period 8 and amplitude 3. What is a
6 x  cos ( 2 x ) cos ( 3x 2 ) + 2sin ( 2 x ) sin ( 3x 2 ) possible function for the velocity of the particle?
B f ′(x) =
cos 2 (2 x ) π 
v = 3 cos  t 
6 x cos ( 2 x ) cos ( 3x ) − 2sin ( 2 x ) sin ( 3x
2 2
) A
8 
C f ′(x) = 2
cos (2 x ) 3π π 
3x  cos ( 2 x ) sin ( 6 x ) + 2sin ( 2 x ) cos ( 3x 2 ) B v= cos  t 
8 8 
D f ′(x) =
cos 2 (2 x ) π 
C v = 3 cos  t 
4 
3π π 
7 Which function describes the displacement of D v= cos  t 
4 4 
an oscillating object that begins 8 mm above the
origin and goes down to a minimum of 4 mm
below the origin? The particle comes back to its
original position in 12 seconds. 10 Find the equation of the tangent to the curve
 πt  2π
A x = 8 cos   + 4 y = 2 cos (x) at x = .
6 3
A 3 3  x + 2 y − 3 − 2π 3 = 0
πt
B x = 6 sin   + 8
 6 B 3 3  x + 2 y + 3 − 2π 3 = 0
 πt  C 3 3  x + 2 y − 3 + 2π 3 = 0
C x = 6 cos   + 2
6 D 3 3  x − 2 y + 3 − 2π 3 = 0
πt
D x = 12 cos   − 4
 6

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Part B
7 free-response questions
40 marks
Show your working where appropriate.
11 Find the derivative of each function.

a y = sin (3x)

b y = cos (2x2 − x + 2)

c y = sin (ex + 2x4)2

d y = tan (2x)

e y = tan (5b°)

f y = tan (3x)2 + cos (3x)2

[10 marks]

12 Differentiate each function.

a f (x) = [sin (2x2 + 4x)]2





cos ( x ) ln( x )
b f (x ) = 2
ex



c f (x) = ln (x + 5)4 ecos x


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πt
d f ( x ) = −3e −0.4t sin   + 5
 5



[12 marks]

13 Sally watches a light swinging from the ceiling of her bedroom. The light was 9 cm from a vertical
position when she started watching it. The light passes its original position every 4 seconds. Originally,
the maximum displacement of the light is 20 cm from the vertical position. The displacement decreases
by 2 cm after 20 seconds.
a Find a possible function to describe the movement of the light.



b Find the speed of the light after 2 seconds.



[5 marks]

14 A particle moves in a straight line with an equation x = 4 sin (6t) cm, where t is the time in seconds.

a Find the period of the motion.





b Find the equation of the velocity of the particle.



[2 marks]

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π
15 Find the equation of the normal to the function f (x) = sin (3x) at the point where x = .
3



[2 marks]

16 Given the curves y = sin (3x) and y = cos (3x), find:

a the x-values of the first 2 points of intersection of these 2 curves in the positive direction.



b correct to 2 decimal places the angle between the curves in the first period.



[3 marks]

17 A ferry wharf consists of a floating pontoon linked to a jetty by a 5 metre long walkway. Let h metres be
the difference in height between the top of the pontoon and the top of the jetty and let x metres be the
distance of the water that separates the pontoon and the jetty.
a Draw a diagram of the given information.

b Find a relationship between x and h.




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c When the top of the pontoon is 1.5 m lower than the top of the jetty, the tide is rising at a rate of
0.2 m per hour.
i Find correct to 2 decimal places the angle that the walkway makes with the water.



ii
What is the rate of change of distance between the pontoon and the jetty?
dx −h
Hint: show that = × ( −0.2 ).
dt 25 − h 2



[6 marks]

This is the end of the test.


Use the rest of this page for extra working space.

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Answers
Part A
 1 C 2  B 3  A 4  C  5 D
 6 B 7  C 8  A 9  D 10  A

Part B
11 a 3 cos (3x)
    b −(4x − 1) sin (2x − x + 2)
2

    c 2(ex + 8x )(ex + 2x ) cos (ex + 2x )


3 4 4 2

2
    d 2[1 + tan
2
(2x)] or 2
cos (2 x )
π
    e  [1 + tan 2 (5b°)]
36
18 x
− 8 x sin (3x )
2
    f 
cos (3x )
2 2

12 a 8(x + 1)[sin (2x + 4x)] cos (2x2 + 4x)


2

x[sin( x )ln( x ) + 2(x )cos ln(x )]+ cos( x )


    b  − 2
ex
cos x
4e
− sin( x )ln ( x + 5) e cos( x )
4
    c 
x +5
πt 3π −0.4t πt
    d  1.2e
−0.4 t
sin   − e cos  
 5 5  5

13 a  x = 11e −0.01t  cos 


 πt  + 9 b  v = 6.23 cm/s
 4
π
14 a  T =  s b  V = 24 cos (6t)

15  3x − 9y − π = 0
π 13π
16 a  x = ,  θ = 50.48°
b 
12 12
x = 25 − h 2
17 a Teacher to check. b 
dx
= 0.06  m/h
    c i θ = 17.46 ii 
dt

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