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  • 4_2Coterminalandrelatedangles.notebook

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    4.2CoTerminal

    andRelatedAngles

    LearningGoal:

    Torecognizehowanglesarerelatedbetweenallfourquadrants.

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    Findtheangleofrotationandstateall3ratiosifterminalarmgoesthrough(7,12)

    7

    12

    r2=x2+y2r=(-7)2 + 122 = 49 + 144 = 193

    Sin=12 Cos=7 Tan=12193 193 7

    AngleofRotation: Sin=12 =sin1(12/193)193 =59.7o

    Soangleofrotationis18059.7=120.3o

    angleofrotation

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    r

    x

    y

    r2=x2+y2therefore,

    r=x2+y2

    rrepresentsradius,whichcanonlybe+ivethereforerootalwaystakesthe+iveform.

    Sin=y=opp rhyp

    Cos=x=adj rhyp

    Tan=y=opp xadj

    InSummary:

    AlwaysRemembertheCASTRulewhenworkingwithrelatedangles!

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    Example1:Giventhattheterminalarmgoesthroughthepoint(4,3),findtheangleofrotationandstateallthreeprimaryratios.

    (4,3)

    4

    3

    Angleofrotation

    r=(-4)2 + (3)2 = 16 + 9 = 25 = 5

    Therefore,Sin = 3 Cos = -4 Tan = 3 5 5 -4

    Using+iveratio Sin=3/5=sin1(3/5)=36.9referenceangle

    Therefore,angleofrotation=18036.9=143.1o

    NOTE:Referenceangleisfoundinsidethetriangleandisfoundusingthepositiveratio.

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    Ex 2. Determine the sine of 495

    (i) first we determine what quadrant the angle lies in 495-360 = 135 which is thus a second

    quadrant angle

    (ii) then subtract 180 - 135 = 45, so we have a 45 angle in the second quadrant

    (iii) now, simply recall sin(45) = 1/2 or 2 /2

    (iv) now account for the quadrant, as the sine ratio is positive in the second quadrant so the final answer is 2/2

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    NOW Evaluate cos(-150)

    (i) first we determine what quadrant the angle lies in

    360+(-150) = 210 which is thus a third quadrant angle

    (ii) then subtract 210 - 180 = 30, so we have a 30 angle in the third quadrant

    (iii) now, simply recall cos(30) = 3/2 (iv) now account for the quadrant, as the cosine ratio is negative in the third quadrant so the final answer is - 3/2

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    SuccessCriteria:

    beabletofindmeasureofanglegivencoordinatesandquadrantusingprimarytrigratios

    beabletodetermineexactmeasureofananglebasedonitsrelatedanglein1stquadrant

    beabletouseaunitcircleandspecialtrianglestoaidindeterminingexacttrigratios

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    Homework(refertoexamplesandkeyconceptsin

    textpg232237)

    Complete:CommunicateYourUnderstanding pg237 C1,C2,C3,C4Practisepg237239

    112

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  • Attachments

    extensionpostivenegativeangles_coterminals.ppt

    Negative and Positive

    Rotation

    Ex 1. Determine the sine of 495

    (i) first we determine what quadrant the angle lies in 495-360 = 135 which is thus a second quadrant angle

    (ii) then subtract 180 - 135 = 45, so we have a 45 angle in the second quadrant

    (iii) now, simply recall sin(45) = 1/2 or 2 /2

    (iv) now account for the quadrant, as the sine ratio is positive in the second quadrant so the final answer is +2/2

    Evaluate cos(-150)

    (i) first we determine what quadrant the angle lies in 360+(-150) = 210 which is thus a third quadrant angle

    (ii) then subtract 210 - 180 = 30, so we have a 30 angle in the second quadrant

    (iii) now, simply recall cos(30) = 3/2

    (iv) now account for the quadrant, as the cosine ratio is negative in the third quadrant so the final answer is - 3/2

    Complete text book:

    pg 350 #11 and

    Pg 353 354 #1-2 every other, 3, 4

    SMART Notebook

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