Trig Flashcards

1
Q

Two Distinct Points determine ______

A

Line AB

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2
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Line Segment AB:

A

A portion of a line between AB including AB

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3
Q

Ray:

A

Portion of line AB that starts at A and continues through B, then keeps on going past B

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4
Q

Angle:

A

2 rays in a plane with a common endpoint

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5
Q

Vertex:

A

Common endpoint of an angle

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6
Q

An Angle’s Measure:

A

Determined by the rotation about the vertex.

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7
Q

Initial side;

A

ray before rotation

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8
Q

Terminal side:

A

ray after the rotation

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9
Q

Positive angle:

A

rotation towards the terminal side that is counterclockwise

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10
Q

Negative Angle:

A

rotation towards the terminal side that is clockwise

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11
Q

Degree:

A

most common unit for measuring an angle.

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12
Q

1 degree = _____

A

1/360 of a complete rotation

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13
Q

Acute Angle:

A

0<x<90 (not including 0 or 90)

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14
Q

Obtuse Angle:

A

90<x<180

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15
Q

Straight Angle:

A

180

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16
Q

Complimentary Angles:

A

Combine to make a right angle (co for corner)

17
Q

Supplementary Angles:

A

Combine to make a straight angle (s for straight)

18
Q

Finding Complimentary/Supplementary Angles with common variables:

A

Set the equation = 90 or 180, then isolate the variable. Then, re-input the variables.

19
Q

One minute:

A

1/60 of a single degree. Notated as 1’

20
Q

One second:

A

1’60 of a minute, or 1/3600 of a degree. Notated as 1”

21
Q

When adding degrees, minutes, and seconds:

A

Add like units and keep them separate. simplify by reducing any minutes over 60 to degrees.