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    This document summarizes notes from a pre-calculus class on the topic of angles. It covers measuring angles in degrees and radians, converting between the two systems, classifying angles by quadrant, using trigonometric functions to relate sides of right triangles, finding missing sides, and concepts of coterminal angles and reference angles. Key terms and formulas are defined, such as relating radians to degrees, the SOH CAH TOA relationships, using trig functions, and finding coterminal angles by adding or subtracting multiples of 360 degrees or 2π radians.

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    This document summarizes notes from a pre-calculus class on the topic of angles. It covers measuring angles in degrees and radians, converting between the two systems, classifying angles by quadrant, using trigonometric functions to relate sides of right triangles, finding missing sides, and concepts of coterminal angles and reference angles. Key terms and formulas are defined, such as relating radians to degrees, the SOH CAH TOA relationships, using trig functions, and finding coterminal angles by adding or subtracting multiples of 360 degrees or 2π radians.

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    This document summarizes notes from a pre-calculus class on the topic of angles. It covers measuring angles in degrees and radians, converting between the two systems, classifying angles by quadrant, using trigonometric functions to relate sides of right triangles, finding missing sides, and concepts of coterminal angles and reference angles. Key terms and formulas are defined, such as relating radians to degrees, the SOH CAH TOA relationships, using trig functions, and finding coterminal angles by adding or subtracting multiples of 360 degrees or 2π radians.

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    This document summarizes notes from a pre-calculus class on the topic of angles. It covers measuring angles in degrees and radians, converting between the two systems, classifying angles by quadrant, using trigonometric functions to relate sides of right triangles, finding missing sides, and concepts of coterminal angles and reference angles. Key terms and formulas are defined, such as relating radians to degrees, the SOH CAH TOA relationships, using trig functions, and finding coterminal angles by adding or subtracting multiples of 360 degrees or 2π radians.

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    MY PRE-CAL NOTEBOOK

    (Nellybean <333)

    ANGLES

    Trigometry - measurement of triangles.

    ANGLE MEASURE

    STANDARD POSITION

    The initial side of an angle in standard position is always located on the positive x-axis.

    POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE ANGLES


    When sketching angles always use an arrow to show direction.
    Positive angle - counter clockwise
    Negative angle - clockwise

    MEASURING ANGLE - the measure of an angle is determined by the amount of rotation from
    the initial side to the terminal side.

    THERE ARE TWO COMMON WAYS TO MEASURE ANGLES

    In degrees
    In Radians

    Degrees - denoted by the symbol °


    Radians -

    One radian is the measure of a central angle ø

    that intercepts are s equal in length to the radius r of the circle.

    In general, ø = s/r

    2 π radians corresponds to 360°


    π radians corresponds to 180°
    π / 2 radians corresponds to 90°

    DEGREES TO RADIANS
    RADIANS TO DEGREES
    CONVERTING DEGREES TO DMS

    CONVERTING DMS TO DEGREES


    CLASSIFYING ANGLES

    Angles are often classified according to quadrant in which their terminal sides lie.

    CLASSIFYING ANGLES

    Standard position angles that have their terminal side on one of the axes called quadrantal
    angles.

    FOR EXAMPLES: 0°, 90°, 180°, 270°, 360° ….. are quadrantal angles.

    TRIGONOMETRIC FUNCTION - right triangle

    are real functions which relate an angle of a right-angled triangle to ratios of two side
    lengths.
    SOH CAH TOA

    Sin - Opposite/Hypotenuse

    Cos - Adjacent/Hypotenuse

    Tan - Opposite/Adjacent

    WHEN HYPOTENUSE IS MISSING:


    c is hypotenuse
    a is adjacent
    b is opposite
    c2 = a2 + b2 formula.

    WHEN ADJACENT IS MISSING:

    COTERMINAL ANGLES AND REFERENCE ANGLE (UNIT CIRCLE)

    Coterminal Angles - Two angles are coterminal when

    they have the same initial and terminal side. The terminal side may rotate

    either the clockwise or counter clockwise direction.


    Where:

    θ – Given Angle

    n – number of rotation

    * Instead of memorizing the formula, just add 360°/2π

    if the rotation is counter clockwise and subtract 360°/2π if

    the rotation is clockwise then add or subtract more if the rotations is 2 or more

    ANGLE MEASUREMENT UNITS


    Example: Find the coterminal

    angle in counter clockwise (CC) and clockwise direction (C)


    REFERENCE ANGLES

    Any smallest positive acute angle

    that is measured from terminal side of a given angle to the nearest x – axis.
    In solving for reference angles,

    you should be able to find first the quadrant where it is located.


    This reviewer contains on my notebook but other lessons indicate on Sir Zurbano's
    Reviewer.... Thank you :)
    (PM for PDF ^^ )

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