Radians and Degrees
DMS, Arc Length and Area of a Sector
Linear and Angular Velocity and all mixed up
Right triangle Trig
Special Triangles and Unit circle
100

Draw the angle in standard position:  -370°

100

Convert to DMS:  140.2825°

140°16'57"

100

A 20 in diameter tire on a car makes 9.3 revolutions per second. Find the velocity of the tire (mph) to the nearest whole number

33 miles per hour

100

Find the measure of the angle indicated. Round to the nearest whole degree. 

27°

100

Find the exact value of cot  (7pi)/4 

-1

200

Draw the angle in standard position: 

(29pi)/12

200

Convert to decimal degrees:  135° 37' 3"

135.6175°

200

Find the linear velocity in meters per second of an object if it took 2 hours to travel a distance of 30 kilometers.  Round to the nearest whole number. 

4 meters per second

200

Find the measure of the missing side. Round to the nearest tenth.

7.3

200

Find the exact value: csc 300°

-(2sqrt3)/3

300

Convert to radians:  -690°

-(23pi)/6

300

Find the length of the arc: 


(35pi)/6 "

300

The second hand of a clock is 10.2 cm long.  Find the linear speed in cm per minute of the end of this second hand. (round to nearest whole number) 

64 cm per minute

300

Determine the ratio of the cosine of the angle.

5/13

300

Find the exact value of: cos (2pi)/3 

-1/2

400

Find a positive and negative coterminal angle for 

-(8pi)/3

(4pi)/3 and -(2)/3pi

400

Find the area of the sector 

(75pi)/4 mi^2

400

Find the distance between the cities. Assume that the Earth is a sphere of radius 3960 miles and the cities are on the same longitude (one city is due north of the other). Round to the nearest whole mile. 

Johannesburg, South Africa 26° 

Jerusalem, Israel 31°

346 miles

400

Find the cotangent if b = 3 and a = 

 3sqrt15 

sqrt15/15

400

Find the value of x and y:

x = 3; 

y=(3sqrt2)/2

500

Determine the reference angle:  

-(17pi)/6

pi/6

500

Ashley has a spinkler 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 coveed by the spray (to the nearest foot)

314 

500

Find the radius of a circle if an arc length of 6 m is formed by an angle of  pi/6  radians.  (round to the nearest tenth)

11.5 m

500
A straight waterslide is 175 feet above the ground and is 200 feet long. What is the angle of depression to the bottom of the slide?  (round to nearest whole angle)

61°

500

Determine the value of x and y:

x=4sqrt5 ; y = 4sqrt15

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