Converting
Trig Ratios
Quadrants
Arc Length
Our Great Leader, Mr. Sanders
100
180 degrees
pi
100
This is y.
8
100
These are the quadrants where cosine is positive.
I and IV
100
This is length of arc with
r= 2 feet and
angle = pi
2pi ft
100
This is Mr. Sanders gf's name.
Harlee
200
pi/3
60 degrees
200
This is u.
4
200
This is the quadrant where cosine is positive and sine is negative.
IV
200
This is length of arc with
r = 6 meters
angle = 30 degrees
pi m
200
This is one of Mr. Sanders' nicknames.
Sanders, Sandals, Sandy, *robot voice* Sannnnderrrrrs, Mr. Shamders
300
270 degrees
(3pi)/4
300
This is a.
2
300
cos(x) < 0 and sin(x) > 0
II
300
This is the radius when S =
20 pi ft
angle = 180degrees
20 ft
300
This is the high school Mr. Sanders went to.
Leonardtown High
400
(5pi)/6
150 degrees
400
This is a.
sqrt(6)
400
sin(x) < 0 and tan(x) > 0
III
400
This is the radius when S =
5 pi ft
angle = 270degrees
3.33 ft
400
This is Mr. Sanders' favorite student in Algebra 2.
Evan Davis.
500
(23pi)/12
345 degrees
500
This is x.
3sqrt(2)
500
This is the angle between Quadrants III and IV.
270
500
What is the angle when radius is 1/3 and arc length is
2pi
6pi
500
This is Mr. Sanders' least favorite student in Algebra 2.
Michael Singleton.