The Unit Circle
Trig Functions (acute angles)
Circular Functions
Graphs of Sine and Cosine
100

What is the value of sin(pi/2) on the unit circle?

1

100

In a right triangle, which trig functions has the ratio of the length of the opposite leg to the length of the hypotenuse.

Sine

100

Two angles are ___________ if they have the same initial side and terminal side, but have different measures.

Coterminal

100

What is the period of Sine?

from 0 to 2pi

200

How many points from 0 to 2pi, does cosx = 0?

3

(0,pi,2pi)

200

Find cosA and tanA if sinA = 5/13.

cosA = 12/13; tanA = 5/12.

200

Find one positive and one negative angle that are coterminal with -142 degrees.

+218 degrees; -502 degrees (other coterminal angles acceptable, also)

200
How does the function y=cosx - 2 transform compared to its parent function y=cosx?

It is vertically shifting down 2

300

What is the cos 120 degrees?

-sqrt.3 / 2


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300

WITHOUT using a calculator, evaluate sec(pi/3).

2

300

Find the six trig functions of angle A, whose terminal side contains the point (-8,15).

sinA = 15/17; cosA = -8/17; tanA = -15/8 cscA = 17/15; secA = -17/8; cotA = -8/15

300

The amplitude of the function f(x) = 1/2 cos X is 1/2. How does that affect the graph?

It vertically shrinks the curves by a factor of 1/2.

400

Find the point on the Unit Circle associated with the rotation -9pi/2

(-1,0)

400

Find the angle theta in degrees AND radians, such that cotx = 1.

45 degree /  pi/4 radians

400

Find the 6 trig functions of 330 degrees.

sin(330) = -1/2; cos(330) = sqrt3/2; tan(330) = -1/sqrt3 csc(330) = -2; sec(330) = 2/sqrt3; tan(330) = -sqrt3

400

which two parent trig functions, go through the origin (0,0)?

y=sinx

y=tanx

500

what is the arctan(-1)

-pi/4

500

A guy wire from the top of a transmission tower forms a 75 degree angle with the ground at a 55 ft distance from the base of the tower. How tall is the tower

205.26ft

500

Find secA and cscA if cotA = -4/3 and cosA < 0

secA = -5/4; cscA = 5/3

500

List how f(X) = -2 sin(4X) + 1 transforms the graph of f(X) = sinX

a = -2, so the amplitude shifts from 1 to 2, stretching it vertically by a factor of 2, as well as reflecting across the x-axis. b = 4, so the period changes from 2pi to pi/2, shrinking it horizontally by a factor of 1/4. d = 1, so it shifts the entire graph vertically up 1 unit.