Circle Equations
Radians
Arc Length & Sector Area
Unit Circle
Special Right Triangles
100

Graph the circle with equation x2 + y2 = 9


100

Convert 180o to radians

pi

100

What is the length of arc AB?

9.4 units

100

Convert all these degrees to Radians:

30o   45o    60o    90o

pi/6 , pi/4 , pi/3 , pi/2

100

the 45-45-90 rules come from what shape originally?

A Square

200

(x - 3)2  +(y + 4)2=25, the center point of this equation is..

(3, -4)

200

Convert  (3pi)/4  radians to degrees.

135o

200

What is the area of sector ACB?

18pi approx 56.55

200

Each  x  coordinate on the Unit Circle represents what trig ratio?


cos(theta)

200

The 30-60-90 rules come from what shape originally?

Equilateral Triangle

300

(y - 1)+ (x - 5)2 = 25, the radius of the circle is..

5

300

Convertpi/3to degrees

60o

300

A circle has a circumference of  C=8pi 

Find the radius.

r = 4

300

Each  y  coordinate on the Unit Circle represents what trig ratio?

sin(theta)

300

What is the length of d?

12

400

(x - 2)+ (y + 5)=17, the diameter of the circle is..

r =  sqrt(17) 

d = 2sqrt(17) 

400

Find the arc length of a sector of a circle whose radius is 18 in. and the central angle is (3pi)/4

(27pi)/2  in

400

Find the length of the red arc and the area of the sector bounded by the red arc.

A.L. = 7.7 units 

S.A. = 15.4 units2

400

what is

cos(pi/6) ?

1/2

400

What is the measure of the long leg?

7sqrt(3)

inches

500

x+ y2 +16x - 34y + 304 = 0, the center point and radius of the circle are...

center: (-8,17)

radius = 7

500

If an object travels in a circular path 10 miles from the center of rotation a total distance of 75 miles, how many revolutions did the object complete. Round to the nearest hundreth.

1.19 revolutions

500

The arc length of a sector of a circle is 18cm. If the radius of the circle is 16cm, what is the central angle of that slice? Round to the nearest tenth.

64.5^o

500

True or False:

sin(theta)/cos(theta) = tan(theta)

TRUE

500

The long leg of a 30-60-90 triangle is 3/7 cm. Find the length of the hypotenuse as an exact fraction.

(2sqrt(3))/7 cm