Elective Flashcards

1
Q

The ____ is the portion of the plane between two ray lines with a common origin called vortex

A

Angle

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2
Q

The starting position of the ray.

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Initial side

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3
Q

The position after the rotation.

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Terminal Side

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4
Q

An angle position when the vertex is the point of origin in the cartesian plane and the initial side coincides with the positive x-axis.

A

Angle Standard Form

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5
Q

6 types of Angle based on measurement

A

Acute
Right
Obtuse
Straight
Reflex
Full Rotation

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6
Q

If its smaller than 90 degree

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Acute Angle

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7
Q

Exactly 90 degree

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Right Angle

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8
Q

Between 90 and 180 degree

A

Obtuse

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9
Q

Its the angle that is 180 degree

A

Straight

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10
Q

If its more than 180 degree

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Reflex

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11
Q

Angle that is 360 degree

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Full Rotation

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12
Q

If the terminal side of an angle lies on the x-axis or y-axis.

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Quadrantal Angles

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13
Q

Angles in standard position that have the same terminal side.

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Coterminal Angles

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14
Q

It shares one side and common vertex.

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Adjacent

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15
Q

The sum of 2 angles must be 90 degree

A

Complementary

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16
Q

The sum or 2 angles must be 180 degree.

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Sumplementary

17
Q

Conversion of degrees to radians.

A

multiply rhe degree measure by pi/180

18
Q

Conversion of Radians to degrees.

A

Multiply the radian measure by 180/pi