Introduction to Trig Unit Unit Circle And Radians.

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Introduction to Trig Introduction to Trig Unit Unit Unit Circle And Radians

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Introduction to Trig UnitIntroduction to Trig Unit

• Unit Circle

• And Radians

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Diagrams page 448 AFM bookDiagrams page 448 AFM book

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Unit CircleUnit Circle

• unit circle is the circle of radius 1 centered at the origin (0, 0) in the Cartesian coordinate system in the Euclidean plane

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Other descriptions of radiansOther descriptions of radians

• Radian - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

• Radian -- from Wolfram MathWorld

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Definition for RadianDefinition for Radian

• You need to know for precalculus

• Is a central angle whose intercepted arc has length the radius of the circle

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Definition of PiDefinition of Pi

• Need to know for precalculus

• Is the circumference of a circle divided by its diameter.

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RadiansRadians• On the unit circle, the angles are given in

degrees. Another way to measure an angle is with radians. It is like Fahrenheit and Celsius to measure temperature.

2π radians = 360° one complete rotation around the circle

1π radians = 180° a half a rotation

π/2 radians = 90° a fourth of a rotation

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Convert from Degree to Radians

• From degrees to radians

• Multiply by •

• Reduce the fraction 180

Example:Convert 90° to radians

90180

90

180

2

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Convert Radians to Degrees

From Radians to Degrees

Multiply by

And Reduce the fraction

180

Example Convert 3π/2 to decimal

3 180

2

540

2

270

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These techniquesThese techniques

• Are very important and will be used throughout our study of trigonometry.

• So practice will make perfect!

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Here is where we are goingHere is where we are going