Angles in Quadrant 1 (6.1 )
Unit Circle/General Information
Angles in all Quadrants (6.2 Example 1)
Angles with Same Reference Angle (6.2 Example 2 and 4)
Solving a Trigonometric Equation (6.2 Example 3)
100

The Point P (1,8) lies on the terminal arm of an angle θ in standard position. 

Find tanθ .

8/1=8

100

In what quadrants is the Sine of an angle positive?

Quadrants I and II

100

The point P(-1, -3) lies on the terminal arm of an angle θ  in standard position.

Find sinθ .

sinθ=-3/sqrt(10)

100

Given a reference angle θ =47 degrees, what other angles have the same reference angle?

133, 227, and 313 degrees

100

To the nearest degree, what angles between 0 and 360 satisfy the following trigonometric equation?

sinθ=-1

270 degrees

200

The point (3, 12) lies on the terminal arm of an angle in standard position. Determine the primary trigonometric ratios of θ .


cosθ=3/sqrt(153)

tanθ=12/3=4

sinθ=12/sqrt(153)

200
What is the acronym used to remember which trigonometric ratios is positive in each quadrant?

All Silver Tea Cups 

All in Quadrant I

Sine in Quadrant II

Tangent in Quadrant III

Cosine in Quadrant IV

200

The point P(4,-27) lies on the terminal arm of an angle θ in standard position.

Determine the primary trigonometric ratios of θ.

sinθ=-27/sqrt(745)

cosθ=4/sqrt(745)

tanθ=-27/4

200

Given an angle θ=221 degrees, what is this angle's reference angle?

41 degrees

200

To the nearest degree, what angles between 0 and 360 satisfy the following trigonometric equation?

cosθ=0

90 and 270 degrees

300

The point (5, 17) lies on the terminal arm of an angle θ  in standard position. Determine the primary trigonometric ratios of θ  AND find θ  to the nearest degree. 


sinθ=17/sqrt(314)

cosθ=5/sqrt(314)

tanθ=17/5

θ is about 74 degrees.

300

When finding the reference angle given the following trig ratio, what should we type into the calculator and why?

sinθ=(-5/6)

sin^-1(5/6)

We do this because reference angles are in quadrant I and all trig ratios are positive in quadrant I.

300

The point (-4, 9) lies on the terminal arm of an angle θ  in standard position.

What Quadrant is θ in?

Determine the measure of θ  to the nearest degree.

Quadrant II

θ is about 114 degrees.

300

Given an angle θ =345 degrees, what other angles use the same reference angle?

Reference angle=15 degrees

Other angles=165 and 195 degrees

300

To the nearest degree, what angles between 0 and 360 satisfy the following trigonometric equation?

cosθ=-9/28

109 and 251 degrees

400

The following angle θ  is in standard position in Quadrant 1. Find cosθ  and tanθ  given sinθ  below.

sinθ=4/sqrt(17)


tanθ=4/1=4

cosθ=1/sqrt(17)

400

If you know the primary trig ratios of an angle in any quadrant, how many other angles do you know the trig ratios for?

What is the only thing that changes between these angles.

Three, one in each of the other three quadrants.

The signs of the sine, cosine, and tangent change between positive and negative depending on what quadrant it is in. 

400

The point P(-5, -8) lies on the terminal arm of an angle θ in standard position.

What is the angle to the nearest degree?

238 degrees

400

The terminal arm of an angle A lies in Quadrant 3, cosθ=2/9 (θ is reference angle). What is sinA?

Find A to the nearest degree.

sinA=-sqrt(77)/9

A=257 degrees

400

To the nearest degree, what angles between 0 and 360 satisfy the following trigonometric equation?

sinθ=100/101

82 and 98 degrees

500

Point P is on the terminal arm of an angle in standard position in Quadrant 1. The distance r between P and origin is given. Determine the possible coordinates for P.

r=sqrt(57)

Answers may vary.

x^2+y^2=57

500

Given a reference angle θ in Quadrant I, how do you find the angles that use the same reference angle in the other three quadrants?

Quadrant II: 180-θ 

Quadrant III: 180+θ 

Quadrant IV: 360-θ 

500

The point P(-59, 112) lies on the terminal arm of an angle θ in standard position.

Determine the angle to the nearest degree.

118 degrees

500

The terminal arm of an angle A lies in Quadrant 4, cosθ=3/8 (θ is reference angle). What is tanA?

Find A to the nearest degree.

tanA=-sqrt(55)/3

A=292 degrees

500

To the nearest degree, what angles between 0 and 360 satisfy the following trigonometric equation?

tanθ=-.05

177 and 357 degrees.