Exponential and Logarithmic Growth
Radians and Degrees
Trig functions and triangles
100

log1000

3

100

pi/4 radians

is how many degrees?

45 degrees

100

What does SOH CAH TOA stand for?

sinx = opposite/hypotenuse

cosx = adjacent/hypotenuse

tanx = opposite/adjacent

200

log4 168
Round your answer to the nearest tenth.

3.7

200

360 degrees is how many radians?

2pi radians

200

Find the missing side.  Round to the nearest tenth.

(Pearson #13)

14.6

300

Condense into a single logarithm.

log5+logx

log5x

300

Use the unit circle to find sin 3pi/4 radians.  Leave your answer in radian mode (using pi).

(square root of 2) /2

300

Find the missing side.  Round to the nearest tenth.

(Pearson #17)

23.8

400

Expand the logarithm.

log(x2/10)

2logx - log10

400

What is the amplitude of f(x)= 4sin(x + pi) - 10?

The amplitude is 4

400

Use Law of Sines to find the measure of angle A.  Round to the nearest degree.

(Infinite trig #2)

52 degrees

500

Use logarithms to solve the equation:

10x=750


Round to the nearest tenth.

x= 2.9

500

Find the arc length of a 120 degree segment of a circle if the circle has a radius of 13 inches.  Round to the nearest whole number.

The arc length is 27 in2

500

Use Law of Cosines to find the measure of angle C to the nearest degree.

(Infinite Trig #3)

137 degrees

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