Radians and Degrees
The degree equivalent of 7pi/5
What is 2520
The complement of 2pi/5
What is pi/10
The quadrant for -2500
What is II
The ordered pair for 300
What is (sqrt 3/2, 1/2)
The sine of the angle that passes through (-4, 10)
What is 5 sqrt 29 / 29
The radian equivalent of 1150
What is 23pi/36
The supplement of 3pi/7
What is 4pi/7
The quadrant for -4pi/7
What is III
The ordered pair for 2pi/3
What is (-1/2, sqrt 3/2)
The cosine of the angle that passes through (8, -4)
What is 2 sqrt 5 / 5
A positive coterminal angle of 280
What is 3880, 7480, . . .
The supplement of 10pi/11
What is pi/11
The quadrant for 11350
What is I
The sine of 3300
What is -1/2
The angular speed of an object making 6 revolutions around a circle in 3 minutes (in radians/second)
What is 0.209 radians/second
A negative coterminal angle for 31pi/7
What is -11pi/7, -25pi/7, . . .
The complement of 19pi/36
What is none
The quadrant for 61pi/8
What is IV
The tangent of 5pi/4
What is 1
The linear speed of an object doing 5 revolutions around a circle with diameter 8 cm in 10 seconds (in cm per second)
What is 12.57 cm per second
A radian
What is an angle whose arc is equal to the radius of the circle
Definition of complement and supplement
What is:
Two positive angles whose sum is 900 or pi/2
Two positive angles whose sum is 1800 or pi
The quadrant for -15300
What is none (quadrantal)
The tangent of 11pi/6
What is - sqrt 3 / 3
The reference angle for 13pi/5
What is 2pi/5