WHAT ARE SPECIAL RIGHT TRIANGLES? HOW DO I FIND VALUES FOR SIN, COS, TAN ON THE UNIT CIRCLE WITHOUT USING MY CALCULATOR? Exact Values for Sin, Cos, and.

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WHAT ARE SPECIAL RIGHT TRIANGLES? HOW DO I FIND VALUES FOR SIN, COS, TAN ON THE UNIT CIRCLE WITHOUT USING MY CALCULATOR? Exact Values for Sin, Cos, and Tan on the Unit Circle

Special Right Triangles A special right triangle is a right triangle with some regular feature that makes calculations on the triangle easier, or for which simple formulas exist. There are 2 special right triangles and

Now lets see how that is useful on the unit circle Remember a unit circle has a radius of 1 Each point on the circle adheres with a specific degree for the circle and at this point there is an exact value for sine and cosine (using radian measure NOT A DECIMAL)

Here are the exact values

Negative or Positive? All Students Take Chemistry Quadrant IQuadrant II Quadrant IV Quadrant III

Larger than 90 degrees If your angle is larger than 90 degrees, find its angle with the x- axis. For example, sin (120 degrees) 60º

Example If you don’t have your unit circle memorized yet then convert to degrees Find the reference angle by subtracting 180 Find the exact value on your chart Figure out if negative or positive “All Students Take Chem.”

Now get with your group from Thursday and find and label all the exact values for sin and cos