TRIGONOMETRY GUIDE AND PRACTICE FOR THE SECOND

PARTIAL
Draw 2 examples of the following:

1. Central angles (with specific measures).

2. Angles in standard position (obtuse, straight, right, acute).
3. Negative angles in standard position.
4. Negative and positive coterminal angles.
5. Quadrantal angles.
6. Vertical angles.
7. Supplementary angles.
8. Complementary angles.
9. The unit circle. (angles and coordinates)
10. Adjacent angles.

Write two positive and two negative coterminal angles for:

11. 45°, 315°

12. 5π/6, 11π/6

Make two examples of:

13. Arc intersected by an angle.

14. Radius of a circle whose arc is intersected within an angle.
15. The angle within which an arc is intersected, given a specific radius.

Express the following angles in radians using multiples of π:

16. -120°
17. 120°
18. 90°
19. 135°
20. 45°
21. -135°
22. -120°
23. -270°

Evaluate the following functions:

24. Tan (-90°)

25. Cos (135°)
26. Sec (11π/6)
27. Csc (3π/4)
28. Tan (45°)Cot(45°)
 29. Sin (π/4)-Cos (π)
30. Sec (240°)
31. Cot (-240°)
32. Tan (240°)

Get as many angles as you can from the following figure: