Trigonometry Flashcards

1
Q

It is a branch of mathematics that focuses on relationships between the sides and angles of triangles.

A

Trigonometry

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2
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These are formed by an initial side and a terminal side.

A

Angles

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3
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If the angle is made by a rotation in the counterclockwise direction, what type of angle will it create?

A

A Positive angle

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4
Q

Convert 275° to radian.

A

55π/36 rad

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5
Q

Convert 3𝜋/2 radian into degrees

A

270°

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6
Q

Convert -7𝜋/3 radian into degrees

A

-420°

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7
Q

Convert 75° into radians.

A

5𝜋/12

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8
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These are angles in standard position with terminal sides that lie along the x or y-axis.

A

Quadrantal Angles

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9
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These are 2 different angles with the same initial and terminal sides.

A

Co-terminal Angles

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10
Q

[DMS - Degrees] 38°41’42“

A

38.692°

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11
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[DMS - Degrees] 72°54’32“

A

72.90889°

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12
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[DMS - Degrees] 13°61’76“

A

14.0377°

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13
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[Degrees- DMS] 128.77°

A

128°46’12“

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14
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[Degrees- DMS] 37.425°

A

37°25’30“

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15
Q

Give the positive co-terminal angle of -442°

A

278°

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16
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Give the negative co-terminal angle of -442°

A

-82°

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17
Q

[Identifying Quadrant] 220°

A

Quadrant III

18
Q

[Identifying Quadrant] -620°

A

Quadrant II

19
Q

[Identifying Quadrant] 68°

A

Quadrant I

20
Q

[Identifying Quadrant] 5𝜋/4°

A

Quadrant III

21
Q

[Identifying Quadrant] 32𝜋/5°

A

Quadrant I

22
Q

[Identifying Quadrant] -5𝜋/3°

A

Quadrant IV

23
Q

Find the area of the sector whose radius and central angle are 42 cm and
60° respectively.

A

294π cm^2

24
Q

Peter and his partner are conducting a physics experiment on pendulum motion. Their 30 cm pendulum traverses an arc of 15 cm. To
the nearest degree, how many degrees of rotation did the pendulum swing?

A

28.65°

25
Q

Ashley has a sprinkler that has several varieties of coverage. The quarter-circle sprinkler head sprays water a distance of up to 20 feet from the head. What area will be covered by the spray of the quarter-circle sprinkler head? Round your answer to three decimal places.

A

314.1516 ft^2

26
Q

Ashley has a sprinkler that has several varieties of coverage. The quarter-circle sprinkler head sprays water a distance of up to 20 feet from the head. What area will be covered by the spray of the quarter-circle sprinkler head? Round your answer to three decimal places.

A

314.1516 ft^2

27
Q

What is the cotθ of P(3,5)?

A

3/5

28
Q

What is the tanθ of P(1,-4)?

A

-4

29
Q

[Identify Quadrant] tanθ > 0, secθ <0

A

Quadrant III

30
Q

[Identify Quadrant] cosθ > 0, sinθ >0

A

Quadrant I

31
Q

If sinθ = √3/2 and tanθ > 0, find the value of the adjacent side (x).

A

x = 1

32
Q

If cscθ = √2 and cosθ > 0, find the value of the cosθ.

A

cscθ = √2/2

33
Q

If cscθ = √2 and cosθ > 0, find the value of the cosθ.

A

cscθ = √2/2

34
Q

These are positive acute angles (between 0 to 90 degrees) formed by the terminal side and x-axis.

A

Reference Angles

35
Q

Find the reference angle of 240°

A

60°

36
Q

Find the reference angle of -165°

A

15°

37
Q

Find the reference angle of 11𝜋/2

A

𝜋/2

38
Q

What is tan(7𝜋/4)?

A

1

39
Q

What is cos(390°)?

A

√3/2

40
Q

What is the range for cotθ and tanθ?

A

All real numbers (-∞, ∞)

41
Q

It is how far the function is shifted horizontally from the usual position.

A

Phase shift

42
Q

What value of would make the function undefined?

A