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Find coterminal angle in degrees.
if angle is positive
angle - 360 = answer
angle + 360 = answer
if angle is negative
360 - angle = answer
-360 - angle = answer
Convert degrees to radian
Angle x (π/180)
Convert radian to degrees
Radian x (180/π)
Find coterminal angle in radians.
if radian is positive
radian - 2π = answer
radian + 2π = answer
is radian is negative
2π - radian = answer
-2π - radian = answer
Unit Circle:
sinθ =
y
Unit Circle:
cosθ =
x
Unit Circle:
tanθ =
y/x
Unit Circle:
cscθ =
1/y
Unit Circle:
secθ =
1/x
Unit Circle:
cotθ =
x/y
Which trigonometric functions are even?
cosine and secant
Which trigonometric functions are odd?
sine, cosecant, tangent, and cotangent
Right Triangle:
sinθ =
opp/hyp
Right Triangle
cosθ =
adj/hyp
Right Triangle:
tanθ =
opp/adj
Right Triangle:
cscθ =
hyp/opp
Right Triangle:
secθ =
hyp/adj
r:
sinθ =
y/r
r:
cosθ =
x/r
r:
tanθ =
y/x
r:
cscθ =
r/y
r:
secθ =
r/x
r:
cotθ =
x/y
r:
r =
√(x^2 + y^2)
Reference Angle:
if 90° < angle < 180°
180° - Angle
Reference Angle:
if 180° < angle < 270°
Angle - 180°
Reference Angle:
if 270° < angle < 360°
360 - Angle
Reference Angle
if π/2 < angle < π
π - Angle
Reference Angle:
if π < angle < 3π/2
Angle - π
Reference Angle:
if 3π/2 < angle < 2π
2π - Angle
What indicates the amplitude of the following equation?

y = a sin(bx - c) + d
absolute value of a
What indicates the amplitude of the following equation?

y = a cos(bx - c) + d
absolute value of a
What indicates the period of the following equation?

y = a sin(bx - c) + d
2π/absolute value of b
What indicates the period of the following equation?

y = a cos(bx - c) + d
2π/absolute value of b
What indicates the horizontal shift of the following equation?

y = a sin(bx - c) + d
c
What indicates the horizontal shift of the following equation?

y = a cos (bx - c) + d
c
What indicates the line of oscillation of the following equation?

y = a sin (bx - c) + d
d
What indicates the line of oscillation of the following equation?

y = a cos (bx - c) + d
d
What indicates the period in the following equation?

y = a tan(bx - c) + d
π/b
What indicates the asymptote in the following equation?

y = a tan(bx - c) + d
bx - c = π/2
bx - c = -π/2
What indicates the period of the following equation?

y = a cot (bx - c) + d
π/2
What indicates the asymptotes of the following equation?

y = a cot (bx - c) + d
bx - c = π
bx - c = -π
x = 0
Rewrite as inverse

x = sin y
y = arcsin x
Rewrite as inverse

x = cos y
y = arccos x
Rewrite as inverse

x = tan y
y = arctan x
Right Triangle:
cot =
adj/opp