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Arc Length
s=rθ
Area of a Sector of a Circle
½ r²θ
Spinning
Angular Motion
Out in a line (Velocity)
Linear Motion
V
linear Velocity
w
Angular Velocity
v =
r(w)
w =
θ/t
For graphing cosine
f(θ) = a cos (bθ)
For graphing sin
f (θ) = a sin (bθ)
Amplitude
Distance between the midline and the max/min
Period Cycle
2π/b
Frequency
b/2π
Midline
y=k
Period of tan
π/b
To get the asymptotes for tan and sec
θ = π/2 + kπ
Pattern for Sine
Center, top, Center bottom, Center
Maximum for Sin
y = midline + amplitude
Minimum for Sin
y = midline - amplitude
For phase shifts of sin
Set θ = 0
Pattern for Cosine
Max, Midline, Min, Midline, Max
Maximum for Cosine
y = midline + amplitude
Minimum for Cosine
y = midline - amplitude
Phase shifts for Tan
Set θ = 0
For phase shifts of Cosine
Set θ = 0
Pattern for Tangent
Left, Center, Right
Left-point equation for Tan
y = vertical shift - vertical stretch
Center-point equation for Tan
y=vertical shift
Right-point equation for Tan
y=vertical shift + vertical stretch
Pattern for Cot
Left, Center, Right
To find the asymptotes for cot and csc
θ = kπ
Left-point equation for cot
y=vertical shift + vertical stretch
Center-point equation for cot
y=vertical shift
Right-point equation for cot
y=vertical shift - vertical stretch
For a pulley system
Linear speeds are equal
For a coaxial system
The angular speed is equal