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Radians Prepared by Title V Staff: Daniel Judge, Instructor Ken Saita, Program Specialist East Los Angeles College EXIT BACKNEXT © 2002 East Los Angeles College. All rights reserved. Click one of the buttons below or press the enter key

A radian is defined as the length of a circular arc that is equal to the radius of the circle. EXIT BACKNEXT

If we choose a circle with a radius of 1, the circle is referred to as a unit circle. If a central angle of the unit circle intercepts an arc with length 1 then the measure of the central angle is 1 radian. So, we can use arc length to measure angles. EXIT BACKNEXT

Arc Length on a Unit Circle If you walked along the arc of this circle, one complete revolution, you would have walked a distance of 2  units. EXIT BACKNEXT

Why? For any circle of radius r: c = 2  r so in a circle with radius 1 c = 2  (1) = 2  EXIT BACKNEXT

How far would one travel if they walked half way around the unit circle? EXIT BACKNEXT

How far would one travel if they walked one-quarter the distance around the unit circle? EXIT BACKNEXT

What does the distance traveled along the arc of a unit circle have to do with radians? EXIT BACKNEXT

The radian system of measurement is based on using arc length:  is the distance traveled along the arc of a unit circle. EXIT BACKNEXT

This means that if the central angle measures 90 , this angle is equivalent to radians. To illustrate... EXIT BACKNEXT

90   radians ¼ revolution ccw EXIT BACKNEXT

180    radians ½ revolution ccw EXIT BACKNEXT

270   radians ¾ revolution ccw EXIT BACKNEXT

360   2  radians one revolution ccw EXIT BACKNEXT

If one were to complete two revolutions ccw, what would this measure in radians? EXIT BACKNEXT

360   = 720  which is equivalent to 2  + 2  = 4  2   n gives the radian measurement for n complete counter-clockwise revolutions. EXIT BACKNEXT

What if we walked along the arc of a unit circle clockwise instead of counterclockwise? We simply insert a negative sign to indicate movement in the clockwise direction, as with degrees. EXIT BACKNEXT

Pictures to remember Revolve ccwRevolve cw m(  ) = sm(  ) = -s s = measure of arc length EXIT BACKNEXT

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