Jeopardy

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Jeopardy!
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Categories
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Coterminal Angles

• For 100
• Find a positive coterminal angle for the given
  angle.

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Coterminal Angles

• For 200
• Find a negative coterminal angle for the given
  angle.

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Coterminal Angles

• 300
• Find a positive coterminal angle for the given
  angle.

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Coterminal Angles

• For 400
• Find a positive coterminal angle for the given
  angle.

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Radians/Degrees

• For 100
• Convert from radians to degrees

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Radians/Degrees

• For 200
• Convert from degrees to radians

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Radians/Degrees

• For 300
• Convert to decimal form

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Radians/Degrees

• For 400
• Find the reference angle for the given angle.

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Unit Circle

• For 100
• What are the coordinates on the unit circle for
  the angle ?

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Unit Circle

• For 200
• What are the coordinates on the unit circle for
  the angle ?

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Unit Circle

• For 300
• Find cosine of

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Unit Circle

• For 400
• Find secant of the angle

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Trig I

• For 100
• Given the point (7, 24), find the radius.

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Trig I

• For 200
• Given
• Find sine of the angle.

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Trig I

• For 300
• Determine the quadrant for the angle given.

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Trig I

• For 400
• Determine the quadrant for the given angle.

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Trig II

• For 100
• Given
• In Quadrant I
• Find cosine of the angle.

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Trig II

• For 200
• Given
• Find tangent of the angle.

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Trig II

• For 300
• Given (7, -24), find sin, cos, and tan of the
  angle.

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Trig II

• For 400
• Given
• Find sin, cos, and tan of the angle.

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Trig III

• For 100
• Given (12, 16), find the sin, cos, and tan of the
  angle whose terminal side passes through the
  point.

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Trig III

• For 200
• Given (4, -8), find the sin, cos, and tan of the
  angle whose terminal side passes through the
  point.

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Trig III

• For 300
• Given (12, 16), find the sec, csc, and cot of the
  angle whose terminal side passes through the
  point.

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Trig III

• For 400
• Given (4, -8), find the sec, csc, and cot of the
  angle whose terminal side passes through the
  point.

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