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Grade 12 Trigonometry
Trig Definitions
Grade 12 Trigonometry
Trig Definitions
Radian Measure•Recall, in the trigonometry
powerpoint, I said that Rad is Bad.
•We will finally learn what a Radian is and how it compares to a degree.
Radian Measure
•One Radian is defined as the measure of an angle that, if placed with the vertex at the center of the circle, intersects an arc of length equal to the radius of the circle.
• One radian measure where the radius and the arc length are the same length.
• Therefore, in this diagram r =b
The Circle and the Radian
• The circumference of a circle.
C =2πr
Circumference of a Unit Circle
What is the circumference of a unit circle where the
radius = 1?
Circumference of the Unit Circle
If the circumference of a unit circle is r =1
C =2π(1)C =2π
Relationship between Degrees
and RadiansIf the circumference of a unit circle is and if a circle has 360 degrees what is the equivalent radian measure for the
following:
2π
90 degrees = radians180 degrees = radians270 degrees = radians360 degrees = radians
Answers 90 degrees = radians
180 degrees = radians
270 degrees = radians3π2
ππ2
Converting from Degrees to
RadiansUnit Analysis:
Recall if you want to cancel degrees on top you must
have degrees on the bottom to cancel the units. Think of
the degree symbol as a ‘unit’ that needs.
1o =
π180o
Convert Degrees to Radians
Convert 210 degrees to Radian Measure using the ratio provided on the previous slide.
210o =210 ×π
180o radians
=7π6
radians
Warning: Do not use decimals to simplify!!
Warning: Do not use decimals to simplify!!
Convert the following degree measures to radian measures:
30 degrees45 degrees60 degrees90 degrees
120 degrees135 degrees150 degrees180 degrees270 degrees360 degrees
Warning: Do not use decimals to simplify!!
Convert the following degree measures to radian measures:
30 degrees
45 degrees
60 degrees
90 degrees
120 degrees
135 degrees
150 degrees
180 degrees
270 degrees
360 degrees
π6π4π3
π2
2π3
3π45π6π3π2
2π
Converting from Radians to Degrees
1 radian =
180o
π
Think about unit analysis again in this
conversion. If you need to convert to degrees
you need to have radians on the bottom and degrees left on the
top.
Convert Radians to Degrees
6π
6π radians=6π ×180o
π =6 ×180o
=1080o
Arc Length
To calculate arc length use the formula:
s =rΘ
Arc Length Example
• Determine the radius of a circle in which a central angle of 3 radians subtends an arc of length 30 cm.
s =rΘ30 =r ×10∴ r =3
Coterminal Angles
• Two angles in standard position are coterminal if they have the same terminal side. There are infinite number of angles coterminal with a given angle.
• To find an angle coterminal with a given angle, add or subtract
• For example,
2ππ + 2π = 3π
Angles• A trigonometric angle is determined by rotating a
ray about is endpoint, called the vertex of the angle
• The starting position of the ray is called the initial side and the ending position is the terminal side
Initial Side
Terminal Side
Initial and Terminal Sides
Which are is the initial side and which are is the terminal side?
Angle Direction• If the displacement of the ray from
its starting position is in the counter clockwise position it is assigned a positive measure
• If the displacement of the ray from its starting position is in the clockwise position it is assigned a negative measure
Standard Position•An angle is in standard position
in a Cartesian Coordinate system if its vertex is at the origin and it initial side is the positive x-axis.
Standard Position Graph