Unit Circle
Converting Angles
Amplitude
Trig. Functions
Reciprocal Trig Functions
100

Which trig function is equivalent to the 'x' on the unit circle?

sine

100

Convert pi radians to degrees. 

180^@

100

What is the amplitude of  y=sin(x) ?

1

100

Write the equation of the sine function in terms of a right angle.

sin(theta)=o/h

100

What is the cosecant of an angle?

1/sin

200

What is sine of  pi/6 ?

1/2 

200

Convert  130^@ to radians. 

(13pi)/18

200

Determine the amplitude of  y=3/2cos(x) .

3/2

200

What quadrant does  theta lie if the following are true? 

cos(theta)>0 and sin(theta)<0

IV 

200

If  csc(theta)>0 , which quadrant(s) could the terminal side of  theta lie?

Q1 and Q2

300

What is the cosine of  (5pi)/4  ?

-sqrt(2)/2

300

Convert  245^@ to radians. 

(49pi)/36

300

Determine the range of  y=4sin(x) . Write your answer in interval notation.

[-4, 4] or 

-4<=y<=4

300

What is the value of  tan(theta) when  sin(theta)=3/5  and  theta is in quadrant II?

-3/4

300

What is the value of   csc(theta)  when   sin(theta)=-3/5   and  theta is in quadrant IV?

-5/3

400

What are the coordinates of the point on the unit circle at  (3pi)/2 ?

(0, -1)

400

Convert (19pi)/10 to degrees. 

342^@

400

Determine the range of  y=4/5cos(x). Write your answer in interval notation.  

[-4/5, 4/5] 

400

Determine the exact value of  tan(210^@) . (no decimals) 

sqrt(3)/3

400

For the point (3, -6), Determine  sec(theta) .

sqrt(5)

500

What is the tangent of  (7pi)/6?

sqrt(3)/3

500

Convert  -(15pi)/9  to degrees. 

-300^@

500

Determine the range of  y=-19cos(x) . Write your answer in interval notation.

[-19, 19]

500

For the point (3, -6), Determine  cos(theta) .

sqrt(5)/5

500

For the point (3, -6), Determine  csc(theta). 

-sqrt(5)/2