Objectives (click/tap to expand)
Identify coterminal angles
Calculate the six trigonometric functions of angles given a point on their terminal side
State whether trigonometric functions are positive or negative
Given an angle, find a point on its terminal side
Evaluate trig functions without a calculator
Introduction to angles on the x-y plane. A bit longer than normal, but by doing your part you'll get most of the class time to do the assignment.
How to evaluate trig functions (sin, cos, tan, csc, sec, cot) for "special" angles in any quadrant of the x-y plane. This is the stuff of the "Unit Circle" test I always have students take on the first day of AP Calculus AB.
How to determine an angle on the x-y plane without a calculator, given one trig function and the sign of another trig function.
In this Geogebra construction, see deeper connections between Trigonometry concepts and their Geometric counterparts. For example, see the relationship between the "tangent" of an angle and a line segment being "tangent" to a circle.
GeoGebra version of Unit Circle Practicet tool, new in summer 2020 to replace the outdated Flash and HTML5 versions. Works on wide variety of computers/devices.
A print of the questions will also be handed out in class. Both questions and answers are included in this PDF. REMEMBER, NO CALCULATORS!!! Twenty multiple choice questions/answers are provided in this practice. The actual assessment will consist of thirty multiple choice questions.
VIDEO SOLUTIONS: If you get stuck, the accompanying video has my explanations to all 20 practice questions. The links below are intended to allow you to skip to the question you're interested in viewing.
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