1. Find the radian measure of -135 degrees.
2. Find the degree measure of
(4pi)/3
1.
-(3pi)/4
2. 240 degrees
The point P (x,y) is on the unit circle in Q4. Find y if
x=sqrt55 /8
-3/8
simplify:
1/sec(t)
cos(t)
Convert to rectangular coordinates:
(9,(5pi)/4)
(-9/sqrt2, -9/sqrt2)
Find the vector with initial point (5,-7) and terminal point (-2,1). Then find the magnitude of that vector.
-7i+8j
sqrt113
evaluate
sin ((5pi)/6)
1/2
Find:
tan(theta)+sin(theta)
1/30(10+3sqrt10)
The point P is in Q2 and has y-coordinate 12/13. Find sin(t), cos(t), tan(t), sec(t).
sin(t) = 12/13
cos(t) = -5/13
tan(t) = -12/5
sec(t) = -13/5
simplify:
1-sin^2(t)
cos^2(t)
Convert to polar coordinates: one with positive r value and one with negative r value.
(-12,4sqrt3)
(8sqrt3,(5pi)/6)
(-8sqrt3,(11pi)/6)
Find the dot product. What does it tell us about the two vectors?
u= <4,3>, v= <-6,8>
0, the two vectors are orthogonal
evaluate
cos((15pi)/4)
sqrt2 /2
The base of a ladder is 6 ft from a building, and the angle formed by the ladder and the ground is 76 degrees. How high up the building does the ladder touch?
24.1 ft
What is the amplitude, period, and horizontal shift:
y=-2sin(2/3x-pi/6)
amplitude = 2
horizontal shift =
pi/4
period =
3pi
sin(pi/12)
(sqrt6-sqrt2)/4
Convert the equation to rectangular coordinates:
r=8cos(theta)
(x-4)^2+y^2=16
Find the length and direction of u:
u=<4sqrt3,-4>
length = 8
direction = 330 degrees or 11pi/6
evaluate
tan(-(4pi)/3)
-sqrt3
Find x.
15.1
evaluate:
cos^(-1)(-sqrt2/2)
(3pi)/4
Solve the trig equation in the interval [0, 2pi):
2cos^2(theta)+19cos(theta)+9=0
theta=(2pi)/3,(4pi)/3
Write in polar form:
z=8+8sqrt3 i
16cis pi/3
Find u x v.
u= i+j-3k
v= 2i-5j+k
-14i-7j-7k
evaluate
csc((7pi)/2)
-1
a) 130.5 degrees
b) 45.6 square units
If cos(t) = -8/17 and the terminal point is in Q3, find tan(t)*cot(t)+csc(t)
-2/15
solve the trig equation in the interval [0, 2pi):
2cos^2(x)+cos(2x)=0
x=pi/3,(2pi)/3,(4pi)/3,(5pi)/3
z1*z2 = -12
z1/z2 =
sqrt3/6+1/6i
Find a unit vector that is orthogonal to both j+5k and i-3j+2k.
<17/(3sqrt35),5/(3sqrt35),-1/(3sqrt35)>
evaluate
sec(-pi/2)
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