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A review worksheet for a Trigonometry course. It includes exercises on determining coterminal and reference angles, finding exact values of trigonometric functions, using calculators to find trigonometric values, solving for missing values, identifying quadrants, and solving real-world problems involving angles. The worksheet also includes questions on converting between degrees and radians. The exercises are designed to prepare students for a semester 1 final exam.
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Trigonometry – Trigonometry, Foerster 3rd^ Edition
Sem1Rev1 11/10/
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Which trigonometric function represents the slope of the terminal side of an angle?
The terminal side of passes through ( 13 , 5 ). Find sin ()andsec ().
The terminal side of passes through (^5 ,^12 ). Find cot^ ()andcsc^ ().
2
cos
26) sec( ) 2
cos
tan 29) 3
sin
How far away is the friend from the base of the tower?
does the ladder make with the ground (i.e., what’s the angle of elevation)?
A right triangle has a hypotenuse 11.5 cm long and one leg 8.3 cm long. Find the smaller acute angle.
A tree casts a shadow of 17 feet on the ground. The angle of elevation is 53.
Find the height of the tree.
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600 36)
90 37)
30 38) 3
1 degree is equivalent to how many radians?
1 radian is equivalent to how many degrees?
x 13
30