Pre-Calculus Flashcards

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What is trigonometry?

A

It studies relationships between side lengths, angles, and triangles

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Where did the word trigonometry come from?

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Trigōnon - triangle
Metron - measure

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What is an angle?

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Any amount of rotation generated when a ray is rotated around its endpoint

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4
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Real life applications of trigonometry?

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ex. measuring (?) rock formation quantities, sound waves

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5
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What type of angle is it when the rotation of the a ray is counter clockwise?

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A positive angle

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What type of angle is it when the rotation of the a ray is clockwise?

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A negative angle

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What are needed for an angle to be called an angle in standard position?

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  1. The vertex is at the point of origin
  2. The initial side is along the positive side of x-axis
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8
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True or False

All quadrant angles are in standard position, but not all angles in standard position are quadrant angles

A

True

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8
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What is a quadrantal angle?

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It is an angle in:
- standard position
- terminal side lies on the x- or y- axis

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9
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What is the initial position of a ray called?

A

The initial side

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What is the end position of a ray called?

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The terminal side

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What are coterminal angles?

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Coterminal angles are angles that are both in standard position and have the same terminal sides

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What are reference angles?

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It is the positive acute angle formed by the terminal side of the given angle and the x-axis

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