Objective: Make sense of problems. Define radians.

Do Now: Hand in As the World Turns sheet

Find sets of three cards where all the characteristics are
either all the same or all different.

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Objective: Make sense of problems. Define radians.

Linear vs. Angular Speed

Determine how far a figure skater rotates for each jump as
both a linear measurement and an angular measurement:
a) single axel, 1.5 revolutions
b) double axel, 2.5 revolutions
c) triple axel, 3.5 revolutions

Objective: Make sense of problems. Define radians.

Radians

Objective: Make sense of problems. Define radians.

Why Radians?

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Objective: Make sense of problems. Define radians.

Coterminal
Ms. Cardone is facing East and rotates a quarter turn
to the left.
Describe another way to rotate from facing East that
will result in you facing the same way as Ms. Cardone.

Objective: Make sense of problems. Define radians.

Objective: Make sense of problems. Use radians.

Sketch the Angles

Graph each angle in standard position
Degrees:
1. 180

2. 90

3. -45

Radians:
4. /4

5.

6. -/2

Objective: Make sense of problems. Use radians.

Angle Races aka Pi(e) Eating Contest

Find a partner. Get a handout, set of cards and protractor.
1) Each person chooses a card.
2) Draw an angle with that measure in standard position on
your circle (pie).
3) Choose a new card.
4) Add to the angle you have already drawn.
5) Determine the measure of this new angle (this angle is
coterminal to the sum of your angles)
Repeat steps 4) and 5) until someone eats the entire pie!

Objective: Make sense of problems. Use radians.

Quizzes
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show that you have studied:
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assignment or other practice
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school for help and retakes.

Objective: Make sense of problems. Define radians.

Journal
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What is a radian?

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before you leave!
Homework
Linear vs Angular Speed Handout
(apply your science skills when considering units)