Section 4.1.  Trigonometry: the measurement of angles  Standard Position: Angles whose initial side is on the positive x-axis 90 º terminal 180 º 0º.

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Section 4.1

 Trigonometry: the measurement of angles  Standard Position: Angles whose initial side is on the positive x-axis 90 º terminal 180 º 0º initial vertex 270 º

1.) 50º2.) 130º 3.) 260 º 4.) 310º

1.) -50º2.) -180º 3.) -240 º 4.) -300º

 Angles that share the same terminal side  Differ by 360º (or a multiple of 360 ie. 720)  Example 4 vs example 1  To find positive and negative coterminal angles- add and subtract 360 º  1.) 210º2.)-180º3.) 400º

 Radians are a 2 nd way to measure an angle  Positive and negative radian measures:

1.)2.) 3.) 4.)

1.)2.) 3.) 4.)

 Differ by  To find a positive and negative coterminal angle, add and subtract 1.) 2.) 3.)

 Degree to radian: Multiply by 1.)2.) 3.)  Radian to degree: Multiply by 1.) 2.) 3.)

 Complementary angles- angles whose sum = 90  Supplementary angles- angles whose sum = ) 45 º 2.) 61 º 3.) 100 º

 Arc length- measures a segment (arc) of a circle  must be in radians  1.) 2.)

1.) 2.)

 Pg 291 # 71-78

 Pg # 7-9, 13-19, 31-40, 49-52, 79, 80, 87, 91, 92