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More Trig – Angles of RotationLearning Objective: To find coterminal and reference angles and the trig
function values of angles in standard position
Warm-up (IN)
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Learning Objective: To find coterminal and reference angles and the trig function values of angles in standard position
Initial side - the first side of an angle, usually on the x-axis
Terminal side - the other side - in the counter-clockwise direction of the initial side.
Vertex - the point where the rays intersect and if it lies on the origin, the angle is in standard position.
**Negative angles go from initial to terminal in a clockwise direction
Learning Objective: To find coterminal and reference angles and the trig function values of angles in standard position
Ex 1 - Draw each Angle
a) 45º b) -90º c) 225º
d) 405º e) -150º
Learning Objective: To find coterminal and reference angles and the trig function values of angles in standard position
Coterminal angles -Angles in standard position that have the same terminal side
135°
-225°
495°
Ex 2 - Find the coterminal angle, , for each angle such that
a) 90º b) -210º
360 360
Add and subtract 360° from each angle
90°+360°=
450°
90°-360°=
-270°
-210°+360°=
150°
-210°-360°=
-570°
The acute angle that is formed by the terminal side of Θ and either the positive or negative x-axis
Learning Objective: To find coterminal and reference angles and the trig function values of angles in standard position
Reference angle -
ref
In quadrants I and IV, use positive x-axis
In quadrants II and III, use negative x-axis
Ex 3 – Find the reference angle, , for each:
a. 212
32
Learning Objective: To find coterminal and reference angles and the trig function values of angles in standard position
ref
180 212b. 340
20
Use the coterminal angle when negative
c. 40
40
d. 124
56
180 124e. 110
70
180 250Coterminal is 250
f. 290
360 290
70
HW –
Out – How many angles in standard position between 0° and 360° have the same reference angle? Explain.
Summary – I think…