Angles
An formed that have endpoint One called initial side other terminal
angle is
by two
rays a common .
ray is the and the the side .
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Terminal • Initial
side
fB side
vertex
in standard if its ver tex is of system and initial side lies the
An
angle is position at the
origin a
rectangular coordinate its
along
positive x axis
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vertex
↳
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1 a
q
vertex Initial side
positive
Terminal
side
for Initial side
along positive
X -
axis L along
x-axis
there of
when we see an initial side and a terminal side in place , are two kinds rotation that could have
generated the
angle .
Positive angles are
generated by counterclockwise rotation . Thus
, angle at is positive .
Negative angles are
generated by clockwise rotation .
Thus Or
,
angle is
negative .
An is called quadrantal angle if its terminal side lies the axis
Angle B is example of quadrantal angle
angle a on x or
y-axis an a
-
. .
B
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Measuring Angles Using Radians
An the of the called The radian of central of
angle whose ver tex is at center circle is a central
angle .
measure
any angle a circle is
circle 's
the
length of the intercepted arc divided by the radius .
Definition of a Radian
One radian is the measure of the central
angle of a circle that intercepts an arc equal in
length to the radius of the circle .
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circles
radius
r
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,Radian Measure
Example :
Computing Radian Measure
A central
angle ,
Q
,
in a circle of radius 12 feet intercepts an arc of length 42 feet .
What is the radian measure of -0 ?
42
E
⑦ =
12 radians
0
= 3.5 radians
•
12
Conversion between Degree and Radians
Example Example
convert each
angle in
degrees to radians : Convert each
angle in radians to degrees .
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Drawing Angles in Standard Position
figure that full 2x
The illustrates when the terminal side makes one revolution
,
it forms an
angle whose radian measures .
The
figure shows
the
quadrantal angles formed by 3/4
,
1/2
,
and 1/4 of a revolution .
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Draw and label the
angle in standard position : -0 =
-
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angle in standard position : Al = IT
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angle in standard position : B =
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angle in standard position :
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Degree and Radian Measure of Angles Commonly Seen in
Trigonometry