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Chapter 4 (4.1 to 4.7) Flashcards

1
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What are co-terminal angles and how do you find them?

A

Two or more different angles with the same initial and terminal rays

+/- 360*
+/- 2pie

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2
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What are the two ways you can write an angle in degrees?

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Decimal 25.5*

Degrees, minutes, seconds 25*30’0”

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3
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What is 360* in radians?

A

2 pie

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4
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What is 180* in radians?

A

Pie

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5
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What is 90* in radians?

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Pie/2

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6
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What is 45* in radians?

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Pie/4

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7
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What is 30* in radians?

A

Pie/6

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8
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What is 60* in radians?

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Pie/3

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9
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What are the four quadrants and what is it called when it is on an axis?

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1-4 counter clockwise

Quadrantal

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10
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What are complementary angles?

A

2 angles that add to 90*or pie/2

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11
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What are supplementary angles?

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2 angles that add to 180* or pie

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12
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How do you convert between degrees and radians?

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D->R multiply by pie/180*

R->D multiply by 180*/pie

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13
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What are the three ways to find the area of a sector? (Angle in D and R, arc length)

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(A is area)

A = theta/360* times pie times radius^2 (degrees)
A = theta times 1/2 times radius^2 (radians)
A = 1/2 times radius times arc length
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14
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What are the two ways to find arc length? (D and R)

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(S is arc length)
S = theta times radius (radians)
S = theta/360* times 2pie times radius (degrees)

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15
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What is the unit circle?

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A circle centered at the origin with a radius of 1

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16
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How do you find the six trig functions withs unit circle?

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Cos theta is x
Sec theta is 1/x
Sin theta is y
Csc theta is 1/y
Tan theta is y/x
Cot theta is x/y
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17
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What are the unit circle coordinates for 30, 45, and 60*, and where do you measure from?

A

30* or pie/6: (square root of 3 over 2, 1/2)
45* or pie/4: (square root of 2 over 2, “”)
60* or pie/3: (1/2, square root of 3 over 2)

X-axis

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18
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What are the six trig functions of a right triangle?

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Sin= opp/hyp
Csc= hyp/opp
Cos= adj/hyp
Sec= hyp/adj
Tan= opp/adj
Cot= adj/opp

Soh-cah-toa

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19
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When sketching angles, what are the three things you need and what direction do you go?

A

Two rays, one starting on the positive x-axis and a theta sign

Positive is counter-clockwise
Negative is clockwise

20
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What is Sin(90* - theta)?

A

Cos theta

21
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What is Cos(90* - theta)?

A

Sin theta

22
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What is Tan(90* - theta)?

A

Cot theta

23
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What is Cot(90* - theta)?

A

Tan theta

24
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What is Sec(90* - theta)?

A

Csc theta

25
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What is Csc(90* - theta)?

A

Sec theta

26
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What are the six reciprocal identies?

A 
Cos theta=1/sec theta
Sec theta=1/cos theta
Sin theta=1/csc theta
Csc theta=1/sin theta
Tan theta=1/cot theta
Cot theta=1/tan theta
27
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What are the two quotient identies?

A

Tan theta = sin theta/cos theta

Cot theta = cos theta/sin theta

28
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What are the three pythagorean identies?

A

Cos^2 theta + sin^2 theta = 1
1 + tan^2 theta = sec^2 theta
Cot^2 theta + 1 = csc^2 theta

29
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How do you find the six trig functions with a circle that has a radius other than 1?

A

Cos theta: x/r, Sec theta: r/x, Sin theta: y/r, Csc theta: r/y, Tan theta: y/x, Cot theta: x/y

30
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What is the sentence to remember where the three trig functions are positive?

A

All Students Take Calculus, all functions are + in Quad 1, only sin in 2, only tan in 3, only cos in 4

31
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What is the reference angle?

A

The positive acute angle formed by the terminal side of theta and the x-axis. It is called theta’

32
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What does the graph of sin look like? (Unit circle, with fundamental period and domain and range)

A

At the origin, up at one at pie/2, 0 at pie, -1 at 3pie/2, zero at 2pie

F.P is 2pie, D (-infinity, infinity), R [-1,1]

33
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What does the graph of cos look like? (Unit circle, with fundamental period and domain and range)

A

Up at one at the origin, zero at pie/2, -1 at pie, zero at 3pie/2, one at 2pie

F.P is 2pie, D (-infinity, infinity), R [-1,1]

34
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For Y=acosbx and Y=asinbx, how do you find the amplitude and fundamental period and what does the graph look like when a is negative?

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Amplitude is |a|, fundamental period is 2pie/b, upside down

35
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When the sin/cos graphs are Y=acosbx-c or Y=asinbx-c how do they change and how do you know how to change them?

A

They shift horizontally, new left and right endpoints are found with bx-c=0 and bx-c=2pie (solve for x)

36
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When the sin/cos graphs are Y=acosbx-c + d or Y=asinbx-c + d how do they change and how do you know how to change them?

A

They move vertically d units up

37
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What does the graph of tan look like? (Unit circle, with fundamental period and domain and range)

A

At the origin, at one at pie/4, approaching the asymptote of pie over two, negative one at -pie/4 approaching the asymptote of -pie/2

F.P is pie, D (theta not = pie/2 + pie*n, n e z), R (-infinity, infinity)

38
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What does the graph of cot look like? (Unit circle, with fundamental period and domain and range)

A

Asymptote of 0 and pie, on the x-axis at pie/2, up at one at pie/4 and down to -1 at 3pie/4

F.P is pie, D (theta not = 0 + pie*n, n e z), R (-infinity, infinity)

39
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For Y=atanbx and Y=atanbx, how do you find the height midway to the asymptote and fundamental period and what does the graph look like when a is negative?

A

A= + height midway to asymptote, F.P is pie/b, flipped (like negative slope)

40
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When the tan/cot graphs are Y=atanbx-c or Y=acotbx-c how do they change and how do you know how to change them?

A

They shift horizontally, new left and right endpoints for tan are found with bx-c=-pie/2 and bx-c=pie/2 (solve for x); new left and right endpoints for cot are found with bx-c=0 and bx-c=pie (solve for x)

41
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What is the period, domain, and range of Y=sec(x) and Y=csc(x), and what do they look like?

A

Sec- period is 2pie, domain is theta not equal to pie/2 plus pie*n (n E Z), range is (-infinity, -1] U [1, infinity)

Csc- period is 2pie, domain is theta not equal to pie*n (n E Z) range is (-infinity, -1] U [1, infinity)

They have asymptotes where cos (for sec) and sin (for csc) hit the x-axis and are u shaped going away from the slope of cos or sin

42
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Where is the graph of arcsin restricted?

A

Quads 1 and 4

43
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Where is the graph of arccos restricted?

A

Quads 1 and 2

44
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Where is the graph of arctan restricted?

A

Quads 1 and 4

45
Q

What is tan(30*)?

A

Square root of 3/3

46
Q

What is tan(45*)?

A

1

47
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What is tan(60*)?

A

square root of 3

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