Ch 4 Trig Functions 4 1 Radian and
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Ch 4 Trig Functions
4. 1 Radian and Degree Measures Converting from Radians to Degrees Converting from Degrees to Radians
4. 1 Angles in Standard Position terminal side counter-clockwise from initial side vertex at origin initial side on positive x-axis
4. 1 Arc Length
4. 1 Arc Length Find the length of the arc intercepted by a central angle of 45 o in a circle with a radius of 10 cm.
4. 1 Linear and Angular Speed
4. 1 degrees, minutes, seconds Converting minutes and seconds to degrees. Converting decimal degrees to minutes and seconds.
4. 2 Unit Circle
4. 4 All Students Take Calculus
4. 4 Evaluating Trig Functions of Any Angle Given and , find tan (-) and cos (+) = QIV Draw angle from origin to x-axis. and 4 . -5
4. 4 Reference Angle to x-axis.
4. 5 Graphs of Sine and Cosine Functions
4. 5 Graphs of Sine and Cosine Functions Find the amplitude and period.
4. 5 Graphs of Sine and Cosine Functions Vertical and Horizontal Shifts
4. 7 Inverse Trig Functions Take the sin of an angle to get a ratio Take the arcsin of a ratio to get an angle
4. 7 Inverse Trig Functions Find the exact value. 4 5 -3
5. 1 Identities Pythagorean Identities Quotient Identities Be familiar with identities on the inside of front and back cover of book (on blue cheat sheet).
6. 1 Law of Sines The ratios of angles and corresponding sides are equal. Find b.
6. 2 Law of Cosines Find b.
6. 3 Vectors
Vectors A vector whose initial point is at the origin is in standard position. The magnitude of a vector is its length.
Vectors The magnitude (length) of v
Vectors The components (direction) of v one unit to the left two units up
Scalar Multiplication of Vectors can be multiplied to change its scale.
Vectors Addition Vectors can be added. = commutative
Addition of Vectors
The Unit Vector To get a unit vector, divide the vector by its magnitude. u = unit vector
i and j horizontal and vertical components horizontal component i vertical components j v= v= i j
The Unit Vector Write a vector as a combination of unit vectors. i represents a horizontal unit vector j represents a vertical unit vector j j i i i
Unit Vectors on Unit Circle u Find the magnitude and direction angle of the vector.
- Arcsin formula
- 5-1 trigonometric identities answers
- Angles of rotation and radian measure
- 6-1 angles and radian measure answers
- Radian and steradian in antenna
- Soh cah toa cho sha cao
- Reciprocal trig functions
- The six trig functions
- All 6 trig functions
- Reciprocal function trig
- Partner of sine and cosine
- Csc on a triangle
- Range of inverse trig functions
- Relative uncertainty
- Inverse of lnx
- Composite trigonometric functions
- Six trigonometric functions
- Verifying trig functions
- Trig quadrant
- Graphing other trig functions
- Composite trig functions
- Composition of inverse trig functions
- Trigonometric functions of general angles worksheet
- Trigonometric functions domain and range
- 4-6 practice inverse trigonometric functions
- Implicit differentiation with inverse trig functions
- Evaluating inverse trig functions without a calculator
- Inverse trig properties
- How to solve inverse trig functions
- Periodic properties of trig functions
- What quadrants is arccos restricted to
- Inverse trig quadrants