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Page 1: Reference Angles And Trigonometry Using Trigonometry in a Right Triangle We were limited to Acute Angles We can extend Trigonometry to Angles of Any

Reference AnglesAnd Trigonometry

Page 2: Reference Angles And Trigonometry Using Trigonometry in a Right Triangle We were limited to Acute Angles We can extend Trigonometry to Angles of Any

Using Trigonometry in a Right TriangleWe were limited to Acute Angles

We can extend Trigonometry to Angles of Any Measureby placing those angles in the coordinate plane

We do this by using reference angles,Acute Angles measured to the x-axis.

Page 3: Reference Angles And Trigonometry Using Trigonometry in a Right Triangle We were limited to Acute Angles We can extend Trigonometry to Angles of Any

Angles are Placed with one sidecalled the initial side on the positive x-axis.

The terminal side is rotated counter-clockwise.

135°

Page 4: Reference Angles And Trigonometry Using Trigonometry in a Right Triangle We were limited to Acute Angles We can extend Trigonometry to Angles of Any

A Reference Angle is measuredto the x-axis.

The terminal side is rotated counter-clockwise.

135°

45°

Page 5: Reference Angles And Trigonometry Using Trigonometry in a Right Triangle We were limited to Acute Angles We can extend Trigonometry to Angles of Any

A Reference Angle is measuredto the x-axis.

The terminal side is rotated counter-clockwise.

225°

45°

Page 6: Reference Angles And Trigonometry Using Trigonometry in a Right Triangle We were limited to Acute Angles We can extend Trigonometry to Angles of Any

A Reference Angle is measuredto the x-axis.

The terminal side is rotated counter-clockwise.

315°

45°

Page 7: Reference Angles And Trigonometry Using Trigonometry in a Right Triangle We were limited to Acute Angles We can extend Trigonometry to Angles of Any

A Reference Angle is measuredto the x-axis.

If the terminal side is rotated clockwise, the angle measure isNegative.

-45°

45°

Always Positive.

Page 8: Reference Angles And Trigonometry Using Trigonometry in a Right Triangle We were limited to Acute Angles We can extend Trigonometry to Angles of Any

, 180 0, 02, 360

3

2

2

1,0

0,1

-1,0

0, -1

Unit Circle has a radius

of 1 unit.

Page 9: Reference Angles And Trigonometry Using Trigonometry in a Right Triangle We were limited to Acute Angles We can extend Trigonometry to Angles of Any

, 180 0, 02, 360

3

2

2

1,0

0,1

-1,0

0, -1

Unit Circle has a radius

of 1 unit.

45°

45°

1

2

2

2

2

Cos

+

Sin

+

2

2

2

2

x=

=y

Cosine = xSine = y

Page 10: Reference Angles And Trigonometry Using Trigonometry in a Right Triangle We were limited to Acute Angles We can extend Trigonometry to Angles of Any

, 180 0, 02, 360

3

2

2

1,0

0,1

-1,0

0, -1

45°45°

Cos

+

Sin

+

135°

Reference Angle =

Cos

-

Sin

+

Page 11: Reference Angles And Trigonometry Using Trigonometry in a Right Triangle We were limited to Acute Angles We can extend Trigonometry to Angles of Any

, 180 0, 02, 360

3

2

2

1,0

0,1

-1,0

0, -1

45°

45°

Cos

+

Sin

+

225°

Reference Angle =

Cos

-

Sin

+

Cos

-

Sin

-45°

135°45°

225°

Page 12: Reference Angles And Trigonometry Using Trigonometry in a Right Triangle We were limited to Acute Angles We can extend Trigonometry to Angles of Any

, 180 0, 02, 360

3

2

2

1,0

0,1

-1,0

0, -1

45°

45°

Cos

+

Sin

+

315°

Reference Angle

Cos

-

Sin

+

Cos

-

Sin

-45°

135°45°

225°

45°

Cos

+

Sin

-

315°

Page 13: Reference Angles And Trigonometry Using Trigonometry in a Right Triangle We were limited to Acute Angles We can extend Trigonometry to Angles of Any

, 180 0, 02, 360

3

2

2

1,0

0,1

-1,0

0, -1

45°

45°

Cos

+

Sin

+Cos

-

Sin

+

Cos

-

Sin

-45°

135°45°

225°

45°

Cos

+

Sin

-

315°

Quadrant 2Quadrant 1

Quadrant 4Quadrant 3

Page 14: Reference Angles And Trigonometry Using Trigonometry in a Right Triangle We were limited to Acute Angles We can extend Trigonometry to Angles of Any

, 180 0, 02, 360

3

2

2

1,0

0,1

45°

Cos

+

Sin

+

45°

Quadrant 1

Cosine = xSine = y

Tangent = Δy Δx

Tangent = Sine Cosine

1

22

22

tan

tan = 1

Page 15: Reference Angles And Trigonometry Using Trigonometry in a Right Triangle We were limited to Acute Angles We can extend Trigonometry to Angles of Any

, 180 0, 02, 360

3

2

2

1,0

0,1

-1,0

0, -1

45°

45°

Cos

+

Sin

+Cos

-

Sin

+

Cos

-

Sin

-45°

135°45°

225°

45°

Cos

+

Sin

-

315°

Quadrant 2Quadrant 1

Quadrant 4Quadrant 3

tan = 1tan = -1

tan = -1tan = 1

Page 16: Reference Angles And Trigonometry Using Trigonometry in a Right Triangle We were limited to Acute Angles We can extend Trigonometry to Angles of Any

, 180 0, 02, 360

3

2

2

1,0

0,1

-1,0

0, -1

Cos

+

Sin

+Cos

-

Sin

+

Cos

-

Sin

-

Cos

+

Sin

-

Quadrant 2Quadrant 1

Quadrant 4Quadrant 3

Tan

-

Tan

-T

an +

Tan

+

Tangent = Sine Cosine

Page 17: Reference Angles And Trigonometry Using Trigonometry in a Right Triangle We were limited to Acute Angles We can extend Trigonometry to Angles of Any

, 180 0, 02, 360

3

2

2

1,0

0,1

-1,0

0, -1

30°

Cos

+

Sin

+

30°

1

2

1

2

3

2

1

2

3

Cosine = xSine = y

Page 18: Reference Angles And Trigonometry Using Trigonometry in a Right Triangle We were limited to Acute Angles We can extend Trigonometry to Angles of Any

, 180 0, 02, 360

3

2

2

1,0

0,1

-1,0

0, -1

30°30°

Cos

+

Sin

+Cos

-

Sin

+

Cos

-

Sin

-30°

150°30°

210°

30°

Cos

+

Sin

-

330°

150°

Page 19: Reference Angles And Trigonometry Using Trigonometry in a Right Triangle We were limited to Acute Angles We can extend Trigonometry to Angles of Any

, 180 0, 02, 360

3

2

2

Cos

+

Sin

+Cos

-

Sin

+

Cos

-

Sin

-

150°30°

210°

Cos

+

Sin

-

330°

3

3

3

1

3

2

2

1

23

21

)30tan(

3

3)30tan( 3

3)150tan(

3

3)270tan(

3

3)330tan(

Tangent = Sine Cosine

Page 20: Reference Angles And Trigonometry Using Trigonometry in a Right Triangle We were limited to Acute Angles We can extend Trigonometry to Angles of Any

, 180 0, 02, 360

3

2

2

1,0

0,1

-1,0

0, -1

60°

Cos

+

Sin

+

60°

1

2

1

2

32

1

2

3

Page 21: Reference Angles And Trigonometry Using Trigonometry in a Right Triangle We were limited to Acute Angles We can extend Trigonometry to Angles of Any

, 180 0, 02, 360

3

2

2

1,0

0,1

-1,0

0, -1

60°

Cos

+

Sin

+

60°

2

1

2

3

60°

120°

Cos

+

Sin

+

120°

Page 22: Reference Angles And Trigonometry Using Trigonometry in a Right Triangle We were limited to Acute Angles We can extend Trigonometry to Angles of Any

, 180 0, 02, 360

3

2

2

1,0

0,1

-1,0

0, -1

60°

Cos

+

Sin

+

60°

2

1

2

3

60°

Cos

-

Sin

+

120°

60°

Cos

-

Sin

-

240°

Page 23: Reference Angles And Trigonometry Using Trigonometry in a Right Triangle We were limited to Acute Angles We can extend Trigonometry to Angles of Any

, 180 0, 02, 360

3

2

2

1,0

0,1

-1,0

0, -1

60°

Cos

+

Sin

+

60°

60°

Cos

-

Sin

+

120°

60°

Cos

-

Sin

-

240°

60°

Cos

+

Sin

-300°

Page 24: Reference Angles And Trigonometry Using Trigonometry in a Right Triangle We were limited to Acute Angles We can extend Trigonometry to Angles of Any

, 180 0, 02, 360

3

2

2

1,0

0,1

-1,0

0, -1 C

os +

Sin

+

60°

Cos

-

Sin

+

120°

Cos

-

Sin

-

240°C

os +

Sin

-300°

31

2

2

3

21

23

)60tan(

Tangent = Sine Cosine

3)240tan(

3)120tan( 3)60tan(

3)300tan(

Page 25: Reference Angles And Trigonometry Using Trigonometry in a Right Triangle We were limited to Acute Angles We can extend Trigonometry to Angles of Any

, 180 0, 02, 360

3

2

2

Cosine = xSine = y

Cos

+

Sin

(1 , 0)(-1 , 0)

(0 , 1)

(0 , -1)

Cos(0) =1Sin(0) = 0

Cos

Sin

+ Cos(90) =0Sin(90) = 1

90°180°

Cos

-

Sin

Cos(180) = -1Sin(180) = 0

270°

Cos

Sin

- Cos(270) = 0

Sin(270) = -1

Page 26: Reference Angles And Trigonometry Using Trigonometry in a Right Triangle We were limited to Acute Angles We can extend Trigonometry to Angles of Any

, 180 0, 02, 360

3

2

2

Cosine = xSine = y

Tangent = Sine Cosine

Cos

+

Sin

(1 , 0)(-1 , 0)

(0 , 1)

(0 , -1)

Cos(0) =1Sin(0) = 0

Cos

Sin

+ Cos(90) =0Sin(90) = 1

90°180°

Cos

-

Sin

Cos(180) = -1Sin(180) = 0

270°

Cos

Sin

- Cos(270) = 0

Sin(270) = -1

Tan(0) =0

Tan(90) undefined

Tan(180) =0

Tan(270) undefined

Page 27: Reference Angles And Trigonometry Using Trigonometry in a Right Triangle We were limited to Acute Angles We can extend Trigonometry to Angles of Any

Evaluate the trigonometric functions at each real number.

2

3,

2

1

3

2Sin

3

2Cos

3

2Tan

= y

= x

x

y

2

3

2

1

2

1

2

3

1

2

2

3

3

1203

2

Page 28: Reference Angles And Trigonometry Using Trigonometry in a Right Triangle We were limited to Acute Angles We can extend Trigonometry to Angles of Any

Evaluate the six trigonometric functions at each real number.

(0, -1)2

2Sin

2Cos

2Tan

= y

= x

= -1

= 0

x

y

0

1DNE

Does Not Exist

2Sec

0

1 DNE

2Cot

1

0

2Csc

= -1

= 0

Page 29: Reference Angles And Trigonometry Using Trigonometry in a Right Triangle We were limited to Acute Angles We can extend Trigonometry to Angles of Any

Evaluate the six trigonometric functions at each real number.

4

7

2

2,

2

2

Sin

4

7

4

7Cos

4

7Tan

4

7Csc

4

7Sec

4

7Cot

2

2

2

2

-1-1

2

2

So, you think you got it now?