Sketching, Reference Angles, and Coterminal
Trig and the Coordinate Plane
Converting Radians/Degrees & Arc Length/Sector Area
Definitions and Trig Word Problems
Unit Circle Trig Ratios
100

Sketch the angle 370˚

Opening counterclockwise, all the way around one revolution ending in quadrant I.

100

What would be the length of the hypotenuse on a right triangle drawn using the coordinate (7, √26)?

5√3

100

What is 11π/5 in degrees?

396˚

100

Angle measures that sit on the x and y axes are called?

Quadrantals

100

Evaluate sin(765o)

sqrt(2)/2

200

In what quadrant is the angle 83π/15 located?

IV

200

The point (-3, 4) lies on the terminal side of an angle theta. What is the cosine of this angle?

costheta=-3/5

200

What is -1140˚ in radians (as a fraction in simplest form)?

-(19π)/3

200

Positive, acute angles that are measured nearest x-axis

Reference angles

200

Evaluate csc (-8π/3)

- (2sqrt(3))/3

300

Find the reference angle of -800 degrees

80 degrees

300

Given secθ = 9/2 and sinθ < 0, find cscθ.

(-9sqrt(77))/77

300

Ms. Murphy was eating a donut that had a diameter 11cm. The hole in the middle of the donut had a diameter of 6cm. Ms. Murphy took her first bite and (of course!) bit off a perfect piece that had a central angle of 80 degrees. What is the area of the piece of donut that Ms. Murphy ate?

(85π)/18 cm^2

300

A wind turbine has a pole from the ground to its center that is 460 feet tall with three 170ft blades. One blade is sticking out to the left and parallel to the ground. The blades rotate 404 degrees counterclockwise before coming to a stop. How high off the ground is the tip of the blade mentioned? Round to the nearest hundredth of a foot.

460-(170sin(44))=341.91 ft

300

Evaluate tan (9π/4)

1

400

Find one positive and one negative coterminal angle with least absolute value for

-(37π)/7

-(9π)/7 and (5π)/7

400

Given sinθ = -1/5 and cosθ < 0, find tanθ.

 

(sqrt(6))/12

400

What is -1140˚ in radians (as a fraction in simplest form)?

-19π/3

400

An ant on the ground sees the top of a garbage can at an angle of elevation of 21 degrees. He moves 10 inches closer to the garbage can to meet his friend and now looks at the top of the can at an angle of 45 degrees. How tall is the garbage can? Leave your answer in calculator ready form.

(10tan(21))/((tan(45)-tan(21)))*(tan(45))

400

Evaluate cot (-3π)

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