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Title: Angles and Their Measures


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Angles and Their Measures
  • 4.1

2
Be able to state what a radian is
  • A central angle of a circle has measure 1 radian
    if it intercepts an arc with the same length as
    the radius.

3
Be able to convert from radians to degrees.
  • 180 degrees is equivalent to p radians.
  • Set up a proportion and solve.

4
Be able to find an arc length, a radius, or an
angle measure using either formula
  • 1. s r ?
  • S length of intercepted arc
  • R length of radius
  • T measure of angle in radians
  • 2. s (? p /180) r
  • ? in degrees
  • OR
  • Convert Degrees to radians, then s r ?.

5
Be Able to Solve Angular and Linear Motion Story
Problems
  • 1 Revolution 1 circumference
  • Unit Analysis
  • Circumference formula
  • C 2pr

6
Be Able to Solve Angular and Linear Motion Story
Problems
  • Theresa drives a car with the diameter of the
    wheels being 28.04 inches. When she travels at a
    speed of 65 miles per hour, how many revolutions
    are her tires making per minute?

7
Trigonometric Functions of Acute Angles
  • 4.2

8
Trigonometric Functions
  • Sine (?) opp/hyp cosecant ? hyp/opp
  • Cosine (?) adj/hyp secant ? hyp/adj
  • Tangent (?) opp/adj cotangent ? adj/opp

9
Be Able to find the Six Trigonometric Functions
given sin(?)2/3 or similar.
  • Sin (?) opp/hyp csc ? hyp/opp
  • Cos (?) adj/hyp sec ? hyp/adj
  • Tan (?) opp/adj cot ? adj/opp

?
10
Be able to Find the Trig Functions on the
Calculator
  • Make sure the mode is radian/degree depending on
    your need.
  • There are no buttons on the calculator for sec,
    csc, or cot.
  • Use 1/(the appropriate trig) to get these.
  • Watch Parenthesis

11
Be able to Solve Word Problems Involving the Trig
Functions
  • To calculate the height of a tree, a surveyor
    measures the angle of elevation to be 34 degrees.
    She measures a distance of 8 m from her to the
    base of the tree. How tall is the tree?
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