A right triangle where both other angles besides the 90 degree one are equal.
What is a 45-45-90 triangle.
180 degrees is x radians.
pi/6 is y degrees.
Find x and y.
What is pi for x and 30 degrees for y?
180* pi/180= pi
pi/6 *180/pi = 30
Determine the quadrant in which the sin(x) is negative.
Find the length of the missing side using the Pythagorean theorem:
The hypotenuse measures 13
The opposite side measures 12
What is 5?
Pythagorean theorem: a2+b2 = c2
122 + b2 = 132
144+b2 = 169
b2 = 25
b= 5
Find the coterminal angle of 390 degrees.
What is 30 degrees?
390 degrees-360(full circle) = 30
Find x for which angles sine(x) = sqrt 2/2.
What is 3pi/4 and pi/4?
What is 15?
Area of a triangle: (base*height)/2
(6*5)/2
30/2= 15
Given an arc with radius of 6m and angle of 4.45 radians, determine the arc length.
Arc length(s) = radius(r)*central angle(theta)
What is 26.7m?
4.45*6= 26.7m
For the following function, identify the amplitude, period, phase shift and vertical shift:
f(x) = 3 sin(3pi/4 x +2) -9
The period is 3pi/4, the amplitude is 3, the phase shift is left 2 and vertical shift down 9.
Suppose a plane is stuck in a storm and its position will stay the same for the next few minutes. Luckily, Superman can rescue the plane before the engine gives out. The plane is at a height of 12(in thousands of ft) and the diagonal distance Superman will travel to reach it is 15(in thousands of ft). At what angle will superman have to fly to reach the plane?
What is 53.1 degrees?
We know the height of the plane is 12 and the distance Superman will travel is 15. If we form a right triangle around this problem we find that we can find the angle by using the opposite/hypotenuse inverse sine function. So sin-1(12/15) = 53.1 degrees.
Given an arc length of 20m, determine the radius if you know the angle is 7.89 radians.
20/7.79 = 2.53
Find the exact value of cos(17pi/12).
What is (sqrt 2- sqrt 6)/4?
Cos (8pi/12+9pi/12)= cos 2pi/3 cos 3pi/4- sin 2pi/3 sin 3pi/4.
sqrt 2/4 -sqrt 6/4.
We simplify and receive our answer
List all the trigonometric ratios.
What is sine, cosine, tangent, secant, cosecant, and cotangent?
The trigonometric ratios are those given by using the sides of a right triangle.
Simplify the following expression:
cot (x) * (cos (x)sin(x))/cos (x)
What is cos (x)?
cot (x) = cos(x)/sin(x)
cos(x)/sin(x) * (cos(x)sin(x))/cos(x)
Cosine gets cancelled on the bottom and sine gets cancelled on the top, so we are left with cos(x)