Trigonometry Radian Measure Length of Arc Area of

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Trigonometry Radian Measure Length of Arc Area of Sector

Trigonometry Radian Measure Length of Arc Area of Sector

Radian Measure To talk about trigonometric functions, it is helpful to move to a

Radian Measure To talk about trigonometric functions, it is helpful to move to a different system of angle measure, called radian measure. A radian is the measure of a central angle whose minor arc is equal in length to the radius of the circle. There are 2 or approximately 6. 28318, radians in a complete circle. Thus, one radian is about 57. 296 angular degrees.

Radian Measure r 1 radian r

Radian Measure r 1 radian r

Radian Measure There are 2π radians in a full rotation – once around the

Radian Measure There are 2π radians in a full rotation – once around the circle There are 360° in a full rotation 2π = 360° π = 180° To convert from degrees to radians or radians to degrees, use the proportion degrees radians = 180 o

Examples Find the degree measure equivalent of 3π radians. 4 3π 3 180 =

Examples Find the degree measure equivalent of 3π radians. 4 3π 3 180 = 4 4 = 135° Find the radian measure equivalent of 210°. 180° = π π 1° = 180 210π 7π 210° = = 180 6

Length of Arc Fraction of circle θ must be in radians r θ Circumference

Length of Arc Fraction of circle θ must be in radians r θ Circumference = 2πr l Length of arc

Area of Sector Fraction of circle θ must be in radians r θ Area

Area of Sector Fraction of circle θ must be in radians r θ Area of circle = π r 2 Area of sector

θ must be in radians r θ

θ must be in radians r θ

Examples A circle has radius length 8 cm. An angle of 2. 5 radians

Examples A circle has radius length 8 cm. An angle of 2. 5 radians is subtended by an arc. Find the length of the arc. s = rθ s = 2· 5 8 = 20 cm l 2· 5 8 cm

(i) Find the length of the minor arc pq. (ii) Find the area of

(i) Find the length of the minor arc pq. (ii) Find the area of the minor sector opq. Q 1. Q 2. p 10 cm o 0· 8 rad q s = rθ = 10(0· 8) = 8 cm p 12 cm o s = rθ q

Q 3. The bend on a running track is a semi-circle of radius 100

Q 3. The bend on a running track is a semi-circle of radius 100 metres. π A 20 m A runner, on the track, runs a distance of 20 metres on the bend. The angles through which the runner has run is A. Find to three significant figures, the measure of A in radians. s = rθ 100 20 = θ π π θ = 20 100 = 0· 6283. . = 0· 628 radians

Q 4. A bicycle chain passes around two circular cogged wheels. Their radii are

Q 4. A bicycle chain passes around two circular cogged wheels. Their radii are 9 cm and 2· 5 cm. If the larger wheel turns through 100 radians, through how many radians will the smaller one turn? 2· 5 100 radians 9 s = rθ s = 9 100 = 900 cm 900 = 2· 5θ 900 θ= 2· 5 θ = 360 radians

The diagram shows a sector (solid line) circumscribed by a circle (dashed line). (i)

The diagram shows a sector (solid line) circumscribed by a circle (dashed line). (i) Find the radius of the circle in terms of k. cos 30º = k 2 3 cos 30º = r 2 k 3 2 = r 2 3 k = r 1 r= k 3 k k 60º 2 30º r r k

The diagram shows a sector (solid line) circumscribed by a circle (dashed line). (ii)

The diagram shows a sector (solid line) circumscribed by a circle (dashed line). (ii) Show that the circle encloses an area which is double that of the sector. r= Area of circle = π r 2 æ k ö 2 =πç ÷ è 3ø k 3 Twice area of sector Area of sector 3 k r r k