Radians
Unit Circle
Solving Linear equations
Finding arc lengths
Finding sector area
100

What is

(5pi)/6

equal in degrees?

150

100

Plot an estimate of 75 degrees on the unit circle. Describe vicinity angles, such as 45 degreee in between 40 and 50, and it lies in quadrant 1, less than 90 degrees.


100

Solve for x when

x-25 = (x-36)/2

 

14

100

Find the arc length of a circle with a radius of 3 cm subtended by an angle of 30 degrees. (in radians)

pi/2

100

Find the area of the sector formed by a central angle of 1.4 radians in a circle of radius 2.1 meters

3.1m2

200

What is

361^. + 359^.

 equal in radians?

4pi

200

Plot an estimate of

(4pi)/3

 on the unit circle. Describe vicinity angles, such as pi/4 in between pi/3 and pi/6, and it lies in quadrant 1, less than pi/2.


200

Solve for k, 

k + 4pi=(100pi+8k)/10

30pi

200

Find the length of the sector (dark area)

14pi cm

200

Find the area of the sector.

(512pi)/3 cm^2

300

What are the coterminal angles of

50^.

 in radians? (between 

3pi
and -2pi

(41pi)/18 and (-31pi)/18

300

Based on the unit circle, what are the terminal points of (3pi)/2 .

(0, -1)

300

solve for v, 

(2v-45)/4 = (4v-5)/2

-35/6

300

If the diameter of a circle is 18 m and the central angle

(pi)/3

, find arc length substanded by to two decimal places.

9.42 m

300

If the sector formed by a central angle of 15. has an area of

pi/3

cm2, find the radius of a circle.

2sqrt2 cm

400

Convert to

175^.

 to radians and hence find its reference angle in radians.

pi/36

400

Find the reference angle of

(13pi)/6

 and hence draw the terminal side on the unit circle.

30 degrees or 

pi/6


400

solve for 

theta, theta+360^.=(2theta-5pi)/5

(5pi)/3

400

The pendulum of a clock is 36 cm long. If it swings through an angle of 21 degrees find the total distance travelled in one complete swing to one decimal place

26.4 cm
400

108 degrees

500

What are the coterminal angles and reference angles of 275 degrees in radians?

Reference angle = 

(17pi)/36

Coterminal angles = 

(127pi)/36 and (-17pi)/36

500

Draw the terminal side of 1140 degrees and hence find the reference angle and coterminal angles(between

2pi and 5pi

) of it in radians.

Reference angle = 

pi/3

(multiple answers possible) Coterminal angle = 

(7pi)/3 and (13pi/3)

500

Solve for m, 

(30m+35pi)/(5pi) = (40m+8pi)/(3pi) +2

(49pi)/-2

500

An arc length of 1 ft is formed by a radius of 12 ft. Find the central angle in both radians and degrees.

In radians = 1/12

In degrees = 

15/pi or 4.77^.

500

Find the area of the shaded region

(8pi)/3

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