Finding the Quadrant
Law of Sines
Reference Triangle and Residual Angles
Converting Radians and Degrees
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100

In which quadrant will 5π/4 lie?

Quadrant III

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c=6.02

100

What is the residual angle for a rotation of 120o

60o

100

Convert 45 degrees to radians.

π/4 radians

100

Given two side lengths of a right triangle, how can you find the length of the third side?

Using Pythagorean theorem

200

In which quadrant does 7π/6 lie?

Quadrant II

200

What is the formula for the Law of Sines? (2 parts are enough)

 a/sin(A) = b/sin(B)

200

What is the value of sin π/6?

1/2

200

What is the equivalent of 3π/2 radians in degrees?

270 degrees

200

If given an angle between 2 sides, name the formula calculates the 3rd side?

the Cosine Rule

300

What quadrant satisfies the following requirements:

Sin is negative and Tan is positive.

Quadrant III

300

Write the Law of Sines to find the size of a missing angle? (write as 2 fractions)

sin(A)/a = sin(B)/b

300

What is the value of sin 45?

1/root2

300

Convert 120 degrees to radians.

2π/3 radians

300

How many degrees are in the sum of the interior angles of a triangle?

180 degrees

400

In which quadrant does 3π/2 lie? Explain

It does lie in any quadrant. It lies between quadrants I and II.

400

If given that a/sin40 = 10/sin50, write the formula for a =

a= 10sin40/sin50

400

What is the residual angle for 11π/6?

π/6

400

What is the equivalent of π/6 radians in degrees?

30 degrees

400

If you know the lengths of all three sides of a triangle, write the formula you can use to find the size of angle C? (start the formula with Cos C=)

Cos C=(a2+b2-c2)/2ab

500

In which quadrant(s) is Cos positive?

Quadrants I and IV

500

If sinA/a=sinB/b, write the formula for A=

A=sin-1(asinB/b)

500

If the answer is root3/2, what is the trig ratio in radians?

cos π/6 and sin π/3

500

Convert 5π/4 radians to degrees.

225 degrees

500

If you know the measures of two angles in a triangle, how can you find the measure of the third angle?

Subtract the sum of the two known angles from 180 degrees.

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