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·-dlegee 7 B
1I
side
=seconds
terminalM 7
t
angle
a
O terminal side A
> &
Calc form
O
initial side
A
↓B-angle
⑤
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initial
BOA side
=
2 = =
~
B
⑱a
M
L & X
A
S
E
L
D
V
IV
11)
To measure angles:
0 0
= 68' =
3600
=
60"
10 I
79 15'3.0
"
30'+0.3' =
30,3" 0.08 o" =
3.6
30.3= Tx =
0.505
"
since is not given it is automatically 00
Radians
☆
21T rad =
360° 75° =
? rad
11rad Trad rad
180°
-
Trad 759
. =
-321T ≈ 6.283142 . .. . . .
= ✗
, ¢
51T
=
rad
21T rad 360° 12
' =
i 21T =
¥21T rad
1rad = 57 2957
.
E rad =
?°
Ert × =
'7÷=ao°
Coterminal Angles
two angles are coterminous if their measures differ by 360k for degree measure or 217k for
Sol
I
.
Lˢ
a. -380+360 (2) =
340°
b. -380 t 36011 ) =
-20°
340
~
What is the coterminal angle of :# rad that is measured between 0 rad and
217rad ?
^ A
13¥ 21T
¥
Sol .
13¥ -
21173 ) =
13-1 -61T
[
⑧ > <
⑧ >
1317--12 IT
=
2
✓ V
=
# rad
Arc Length and Area of a Sector
etmference
=>
a = of x Circumference
EX.
Sol
3 =
-p
S
1840
15 cm
=byex
-> Trad: To
= 11cm)
5 =
TTTCM
> t 150 27
For
=
Sol
2)inches
128.9 2
I? t = 128,920
&
tenstes
12 inches 12
8 =
I arraye
- are(blue)
9 (45) O
* =
to 24
EX.
A "Acir
A T Acir
= x
A
A= x#r
⑧
-
A: Etrt or fre
**
Find the area of a sector of a circle with central angle 600 if the radius of the circle is sm
Sol
E or Nm2
"
>
A: A=
= 300x Had
-
1880 A =
4.71m2
t =
I rai
A: E (*) (m)
A: *Lain?)
2
loft and it rotates at an angle of 1200. Find the area of the fairway watered by the
sprinkler.
4
4900
?
Sol A: "or * ft
-> =
trad
t (EM) (soft)
<
*=
↑
A:
I 1tOft"
2450
A has windshield wiper the driver's side that total and blade 10 inches long
jeepney a on has a arm
and rotates back and forth through an angle of 95%. What is the area of the region cleaned
Both: Hum:
4 354
4 in
IEtOrfrr
Er
2
in 2
A: 1 A: A
=
A = 82.90313947 in A =
E/**) (3in) A =
7.461282552 in
A =
E1) ( loinch)
2
A:
E Igin'
A:
Lt (too inthe
Final Answer:
18
A -
Ac =
75.44 in
Circular Function
y
^
L
% •
60°
=)
? I
2
6%5 130° r
<
Ñ↑Ñ
> ×
yooo % V3
:
PCO, ) =p c- ,y )
×
Play )
¥PH
-
-
y
-
•
f
,
1
∅.
¥ t
I
¥ > ✗ sin 0--7=9 csc =
'
y -1-0
cost =
¥ =
×
see = ¥ , ✗ =/ O
¥ ¥ y =/
"
tant =
× -1-0 I O
, cot
Ex .
Find the values of cos 135 ,
tan 135 ,
sin C- 60° ) and Sec I -60°)
/ × ,y )
-1 )
,
Sol
1. %
%)
:(%
.
, >
~ .
•
'
"
I 41¥
¥ÉÉÉ
"
,
¥ 145% r
"
✗
=y v2 =
✗ 2+-92
£600
,
%
✗ ✗
2
+ ✗
2
V r2 =
2×2
✗
2
=
¥
COS 135 =
%) =
-
F-
2
✗
✗
2=1-2
=
Fi
tan 135 = = -
I ✗ =
Fz=%
*
For 60°
[
b2= C2 -92
600 2
'
' I
b b
2 =
/
2-
(É )
,
, , ,,
, µ
,
g
,
,
, ,
÷,
1-
a # = =
?F
FT
a
b
=
?⃝
-1-3
sin
1-601=-7-2
=
Sec l -607 =
¥0] = =
2
◦
Find the exact value of the following : show
complete progress
I. Sec 585
2. Csc %
y →
1015850 ) PCX 360 / ☒ ,
,y ] 585
= -
=
360 (1)
=
?
=
225
n
,
_• ( ✗ sy )
f- P 15850 ) =p (2250 )
' £2
-
as reference
using angle of 225°
É ×,y
< >
"
~
¥ 270° -
225° = 45°
# %-)
"
101451 Plx ,
y)
=
= '
v
,
P 1585) =
( %
-
,
-
%)
Sec 585°
=
¥
Sec 585=-5-2
Sec 585=-25-2
Sec 585 =
-2T
% Csc 13¥
pl %-)
'
=
ptx ,y)
p 1%1^1=1015-1 =P 't , -7 )
p 1135-7=1-2,13-7
Csc B =
¥3 ¥3 23¥
= =
?⃝
Graphs of a Unit Circle
Graphs of y= sinx and y
=
wsX
Y
10,17
1-Ezz) -
iEE)
+-1,0)
1 -
E. E -
↑
54
*
3 ⑧
other
IEiz)
10) 1)
-
+
I
2π
x
02.Th =
sin O
=
y sin
OE - O
y= <
WSO =
x
y
=
r0SX
O I
tan = Ex
let a
=
2
b 1.
=
x
D
*
I π
π 2π
evo
0 r -
Ve O
y esinx
-
=
2 wsx
2 0 -re-2-re O Ve 2
y
=
.
IE)
y: sin 3x
y
and =
c0S34
-
A) -
Ex. sketch the of one cycle of y
=
2Sin4x
graph
SO1
(b) 14) 4
= =
period
=
==
Interval >[0,E]
x, 0;xz
=
= E
xz
x+ x5
=
D
0+E =
=
++oy =
is + x5
=
xy
=
2
4 xz
=
+
0+ H
=
=
xz 2 2
x0b *I
O 20 -
2 O
y
-Y
Ne >x
3cost
So1. 191 = 1 31
- = 3
Aaaa
(b) 1
=
) =
t
period
-
= 4M
Yy=Yt45:tent their 2
x3 + x5
=
2
= 3π
xy
=
x
0 π 24 34 Yπ 5H Cπ Tπ 8N
-
3 O 3 O -
3 O 3 0 -
3
y
")"moves the
graph Graphs of
y=
asinb(x-c)+d and
y = + d
acosb(x-c)
otEYEEEEEETitIrea
(a) 11)
=
= 1
(b) = 11) =
period -
t =
HT= 24
x -
F3 =0
x =
tb -
x,
X
-H
↑
E)
· ↑N
O 24
x5 = period + C |x -
H t O
=
= 2 + y 1 0 -
Interval (I,I
E
=
-x
3sin(x+)
EX. In the same cartesian
plane. Sketch one
cycle of the
graphs of y: 3sinx and y=
(a) 131 =
3
=
lyFIVE ELESENEEEASTER
(b) 11) = =
2
period: st =
M = cM
for y
=
3 sin (x+)
x +
=0
Is It is
x, =- -
x5 =
period + c + x O I
= 2π +(- ) 3 sin(x+ O B
- 24 -
He
=
t
Interval [-+ *
--
3
V
X. Sketch of
E the graph
y
=- 2cos(ex -
F) -
3
= -
2cs2(x -
) 3
-
(a) 1 = -
21 2
=
(b) 12) 2
=
=
period = H: =
#
=
0
x-
x,=
15
=
period +c
= π +
x5 t
=
Interval (E. ]
FERsEOFEEEEE
Int
2π
=
xy 2
y
-
cost
y=
-
2ws2(X -
1) -
3
C d
↳n 4k
-
it
It I Hi
↑ - &
-
5
-
5
of and
Graphs y: cScx
y sex
=
sin to =y xst j
=
ws8 =
x seat: t
so
=
-
sinx
y csX
Recall
y = sin x
x
O
# + ↳ I I 2
sinx 0 1 O - -
I - O
KEErerE
↑E
Recall: tan 8 x Sino
=
=
cot 0 F
=
I
cos =
Asz(E)
(1,0)Fπ 0 2π =(1,0)
=
Since sin t y
=
i
cost x
=
= tanx
y
Subst.
·f
·
Graphing y: atanbx and y: acotbx
note: a t0 b > 0
1. Period: A
Interval: (-, b) for y =
atanby
2. Asymptotes: For
y
=
atanbx -xI
For
y acotbx
=
=
x 0EX
=
=
S01.
Period: I I = -
I O I
x
y
-
+ 0 t
-
(- j,
r
Asymptotes: x: 1
fas
x,
=(- t,t
Ye Y5EETEMEE #
xy k+X5 0+E=
= =