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reference books, to enrich their understanding of the domain
and range of trigonometric functions.
3. Use Examples 6.52 and 6.53 in the Student’s Book to guide
students to determine the domain and range of trigonometric
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functions. Engage students to use mathematical software to
verify answers of the given examples. Advise students to share
their findings for improvement.
4. Instruct students to attempt Exercise 6.10 in the Student’s
Book. Advise them to submit their work, check the correctness
of their answers, and provide them constructive feedback.
Answers to Exercise 6.10
1. Domain = x∈ : x ≠ (2n + ) 1 π , n ∈
2
Range = {y∈ :except 1 y− < < } 1
2. Domain = x∈ : x ≠ π + π n , n ∈ , Range = {y∈ }
4 2
3. Domain = {x∈ : x ≠± , π 2 ,π ± 3 ,...π ± }
Range = { :yy ∈ }
4. Domain = {x∈ : x ≠ 0, π ± , ± 2 , 3 ,...π π ± }
Range = {y∈ : y∈ (−∞ , 1] [1,− ∪ ∞ } )
π 3π 5π
5. Domain = x∈ : x ≠± ,± ,± ,...
4 4 4
Range = {y∈ :except 1 y− < < } 1
y
6. Domain = {x∈ : π −≤ ≤ } , Range = {y∈ : 2−≤ ≤ } 2
x π
π π n
7. Domain = x∈ : x ≠ + , n∈ , Range = { :yy∈ }
4 2
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