Trigonometry Day 3

Counting starts from the origin in a counter clockwise direction, in a circle all in all it will add up to 360
degrees total angle, if we count in a clockwise direction the angle will become negative.

What do you think are the degrees or angles na ga bisects sa quadrant, bali nag tunga sa quadrant. Ang
ga bisect sa ilaa kai ang 45 degrees, we divide 90 by 2 makuha ang 45, you add the two numbers such as
90 and 180 and divide it by 2 makuha ang angle sag a bisect sa quadrant which is 135 degrees.
Diameter- line that goes through the circle from one end to another.

Radius- half sa diameter

 we take the one radius and g lukop sya sa circle, connect it with another

radius mahimo syang is aka angle

Bali si radian is an angle worth one radius of a circle. Radian is a unit of measure we don’t use r because
r is a constant instead we use rad.

circumference = 2 r

Any circle, miskan unsa ka dako kai same ra gyapon ug mabilin sa last nga 2 and 6 ka radian ang
almost mo lukop sa iyaa

Ang isa ka 180 degree kai 1

So ang 90 degrees is (see pic below)

Multiples by 30
Para makuha sa calcu =

Degree to radian Table

Pythagorean theorem states that “ in a right-

angle triangle the square of the hypotenuse
side is equal to the sum of squares of the other
two sides

 To know if the triangle is right-angle

triangle or not.
 In a right angle triangle we can calculate
the length of any side if the other two sides are
given
 To find the diagonal of a square
Proof that Pythagorean Theorem is A2 B2 = C2
Assignment: