What are all the degrees of a unit circle?
360 deg. 270 deg. 180 deg. and 90 deg.
Can you Multiply Matrices if they are the same
Yes
Which Quadrant of a unit circle are all ratios positive?
Quadrant 1
How do you find conterminal? (for Degree)
subtract degree by 360 and add Degree by 360
Convert to Degree
2 pi
360 Degrees
What are the x and y values of a unit circle?
(1,0),(0,-1),(-1,0) and (0,1)
what is the first step to finding and inverse of a matrix
(You don't have to be specific)
switch a and d and change the signs of c and b
If sin had to be x < 0 which quadrant(s) could it be in?
Quadrant 3 and 4
Graph the Degree you got from the question and to the nearest x axis subtract value of degree to which ever x- axis was closer
Convert to Degree
pi
180 Degrees
List where each trigonometric ratio is positive in quadrants
(hint: trigonometric ratio is sin cos and tan)
Q1 all is positive
Q2 sin is positive
Q3 tan is positive
Q4 cos is positive
Can the matrix 5x1 be multiplied by a matrix of 4x2
No
What are the "opposites" of sine cosine and tangent?
(yes you have to say the full name)
cosecant secant cotangent
Find the Conterminal of 170 Degress
530 and -190
Convert to Radian
270 Degrees
3pi/2
What does it mean if the equation your given doesn't fit within the range of a trigonometric ratio?
It can't be solved
find the inverse of this matrix
3 5
-2 4
2 -2.5
1 1.5
If sine has to be x < 0 but cotangent has to be x > 0 what quadrant(s) can they go in?
Quadrant 3
Find The reference angle of 115 Degrees
(you don't need a graph for this)
65 Degrees
Convert to Degree
29pi/30
174 Degrees
What are all the MAIN radians of a unit circle
(Hint: Remember 360,270,?,?)
2pi,3pi/2,pi and pi/2
what is the result of the formula for finding the product of matrices
Hint: a1 b2 e31 f31
c3 d4 g42 h42
ae+bg af+bh
ce+dg cf+dh
Remember the angles of _________________
(Hint: They're in world problems)
Elevation and Depression
What do you do if the degree you were given was higher than 360 Degrees?
(Hint: If you subtract the value by 360 and get a positive what do you have to do again?)
Subtract the value by 360 than use the value you got and subtract it by 360 AGAIN
Convert to Radian
174 Degrees
(Hint: Bro you just did it :/)
(Hint 2:multiply the numerator by pi first)
29pi/30