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converting radians to degrees
multiply by 180/pi
converting degrees to radians
multiply pi/180
find coterminal angle
±360 or ±2pi
find reference angle
find which x-axis is the closest and add/subtract that number to your value
arclength formula
s=rθ
sin is equivalent to
the y value
cos is the equivalent to
the x value
amplitude
the height from the midline to the peak
midline
add the lowest and highest values of the function and divide by two.
period
how long it takes for a graph to repeat itself, 2pi/b
increments
period/4
which graph hits the y axis, csc or sec?
sec
in acos(b(x-c))+d , a represents the
amplitude
in acos(b(x-c))+d , b represents the
the frequency or period of the graph , use it to find the period
in acos(b(x-c))+d , c represents the
phase shift
in acos(b(x-c))+d , d represents the
midline
law of sines only works with
ASA, AAS, SSA (special case)
law of sines
sinA/a = sinB/b
law of cosines only works for…
SAS, SSS
sin =
1/csc
cos =
1/sec
tan =
1/cot
tan (tan identities) =
sin/cos
cot (tan identities) =
cos/sin
csc =
1/sin
sec =
1/cos
cot =
1/tan
sin²+cos²=
1
1+cot² =
csc²
1+tan² =
sec²
for sin/cos/sec/csc, to get all solutions,
add 2pin at the end
for tan/cot, to get all answers…
add on pi(N)
a negative y value…
moves the point clockwise
a negative x value…
flips the point along the line
to convert polar coordinates to Cartesian,
(rcosθ,rsinθ)