Trigonometric Ratios in Radians and Degrees
Angles in Standard Position
Trigonometric Identities
Trigonometric Functions
The General Equation of a Trigonometric Function
100

What are the three Reciprocal Trigonometric Ratios and what are they the reciprocal of?

csc=hyp/opp >sin

sec=hyp/adj >cos

cot=adj/opp >tan

100

Values of Trigonometric ratios in: Quadrant 1

All values are positive and the value of theta is itself.

100

Identify the Pythagorean Identity and the Quotient Identity.

Pythagorean Identity- sin2|theta|+cos2|theta|=1 ;.

tan2|theta|+1=sec2|theta|

cot2|theta|+1=csc2|theta|

Quotient Identity- sin|theta|/cos|theta|=tan|theta|


100

What is the general equation of a trigonometric function?

f(x)=a(sin)[k(x-d)]+c

100

In the function f(x)=(a)sin(x), what affect does a have on the function?

*vertical reflection(reflection in the x-axis) if a<0

*vertical stretch if a>1 or a<-1

*vertical compression if -1<a<1

-this affects the the amp

200

What are the formulas for the relationships of radians?

Arc Length= (radius)(number of radians)

Radius= arc length/ nubmer of radians

Number of Radians= arc length/ radius

One Complete Revolution= 2pi radians

Angular Velocity= number of radians/ time

200

Values of Trigonometric ratios in: Quadrant 2

Sin is positive and Cos and Tan are negative. The value of theta is 1800- theta.

200

Identify the Reciprocal Identities.

csc|theta|=1/sin|theta|

sec|theta|=1/cos|theta|

cot|theta|=1/tan|theta|=cos|theta|/sin|theta|

200

Describe the Mapping Rule.

(x,y)  ->  (x/k+d,a(y)+c)

200

In the function f(x)=sin(k(x)), what affect does have on the function?

*horizontal reflection(reflection in the y-axis) if k<0

*horizontal compression if k>1 or k<-1

*horizontal stretch if -1<k<1

-this affects the period

300

What are the formulas for the relationship between radians and degrees conversion?

Radians to Degrees:

2pi radians=3600

1 Radian= (1800/pi)

Degrees to Radians:

3600= 2pi radians

10= (pi/ 180)rad

300

Values of Trigonometric ratios in: Quadrant 3

Tan is positive and Sin and Cos are negative. The value of theta is 1800+ theta.

300

Identify the Opposite Angle Identities.

sin(-theta)=-sin(theta)

cos(-theta)=cos(theta)

tan(-theta)=-tan(theta)

300

What is the formula for amplitude?

a=max-min/2

300

In the function f(x)=sin(x-d), what affect does d have on the function?

*horizontal translation(phase shift) right if d>0

*horizontal translation left if d<0

-this does not affect the period, amp, or axis of the curve

400

Convert the values of the following Degrees into Radians:

300

450

600

900

300= pi/6

450= pi/4

600= pi/3

900pi/2

400

Values of Trigonometric ratios in: Quadrant 4

Cos is positive and Sin and Tan are negative. The value of theta is 3600- |theta|.

400

Identify the Double Angle Identities.

sin2(theta)=2sin(theta)cos(theta) =2tan(theta)/1+tan2(theta)

cos2(theta)=cos2(theta)-sin2(theta) =2cos2(theta)-1 =1-2sin2(theta) =1-tan2(theta)/1+tan2(theta)

tan2(theta)=2tan(theta)/1-tan2(theta)

400

What is the formula for the Equation of the Axis of the Curve?

y=max+min/2

400

In the function f(x)=sin(x)+c, what affect does c have on the function?

*vertical translation up if c>0

*vertical translation down if c<0

-this affects the axis of the curve

500

What is the difference between an approximate answer and an exact answer?

An exact answer is an answer where the numbers are not reduced or rounded. An approximate answer consists of the number that is rounded or a decimal. 

500

For the Unit Circle, what is the equivalent to (x,y)?

The equivalent ordered pair to (x,y) in relation to the Unit Circle is (cos|theta|, sin|theta|).


500

Identify the Compound Angle Formulas.

sin(x+y)=(sin(x))(cos(y))+(cos(x))(sin(y))

sin(x-y)=(sin(x))(cos(y))-(cos(x))(sin(y))

cos(x+y)=(cos(x))(cos(y))-(sin(x))(sin(y))

cos(x-y)=(cos(x))(cos(y))+(sin(x))(sin(y))

tan(x+y)=(tan(x))+(tan(y))/1-(tan(x))(tan(y))

tan(x-y)=(tan(x))-(tan(y))/1+(tan(x))(tan(y))

500

Is there a relationship between the value of in the general equation f(x)=(a)sin[k(x-d)]+c, and the number of cycles completed in 2pi?

Yes, k represents the number of cycles in this domain.

500

Is there a value of d that could make the statement sin(x-d)=cos(x) true?

Yes, the value of -pi/2 makes the statement true. Therefore sin(x+(pi/2))=cos(x).