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Title: Trig Do Now


1
Trig - Do Now
  • Read p. 2-5 in the textbook while I come around
    and check your HW and materials
  • Prepare questions for me from HW

2
Objectives
  • Appendix C (Review)
  • Relations and Functions
  • What makes a mathematical relation a function?
  • Domain and Range
  • What do we do if a function can only handle (or
    give) certain values?
  • How do we express any restrictions?
  • NJCCCS 4.3.12.B.2, 4.2.12.A.3

3
Objectives
  • 1.1 Angles
  • Basic Terminology
  • What is an angle and how is it formed?
  • What is a negative angle?
  • Degree Measure
  • What units can we use to measure angles?
  • What are some special classifications of angles?
  • How do we convert from degrees, minutes, and
    seconds to decimal degrees and vice versa?
  • NJCCCS 4.3.12.B.2, 4.2.12.A.3

4
Review HW
5
Basic Terms
  • Line
  • Line Segment
  • Ray

6
Basic Terms
  • Angle
  • Initial Side
  • Terminal Side
  • Vertex
  • Standard Position
  • Positive angle
  • Negative angle

7
Degree Measure
  • Babylonians 360
  • How many degree is a complete rotation? ¼ of a
    rotation? 2/3 of a rotation?
  • Angle types (name them!)

8
Degree Measure
  • Angle relationships
  • Complementary
  • Supplementary
  • Solving problems involving comp. supp. angles
  • p.3 Example 1

9
Degree, Minutes, Seconds
  • One minute is 1/60 of a degree.
  • One second is 1/60 of a minute.
  • Used in navigation

10
Example Calculations
  • Perform the calculation.
  • Since 86 is 26 more than 60, the answer is
    written as
  • 5426

11
Example Calculations
  • Perform the calculation.
  • Write

12
Example Conversions
  • Convert

13
Example Conversions
  • Convert 34.624?

14
Homework
  • p. 6-7 1-4, 5, 11, 12, 13, 15, 17, 19, 20, 23,
    25, 27, 31, 33, 37 (due Thur)
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