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Pre-Calc Chapter 7 trigonometry concepts

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standard position   vertex is at the origin, initial side is along the positive x-axis  
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coterminal angles   in std. position have the same terminal ray. to find these add or subtract 360 degrees or 2pi radians  
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revolution   a common unit for measuring ver large angles. it is a complete circular motion  
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degrees   a common unit for measuring smaller angles. 360 degrees equals one revolution  
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radians   when the arc of a circle has the same length as the radius of the circle, the measure of the central angle is 1 radian  
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if theta is in degrees S=   (theta/360)(2*pi*r)  
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if theta is in degrees K=   (theta/360)(pi*r^2)  
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if theta is in radians S=   theta*r  
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if theta is in radians K= (first equation)   (1/2)(r^2 * theta)  
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if theta is in radians K= (second equation)   (1/2)(rs)  
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sin(theta)=   y/r where r can not = 0  
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cos(theta)=   x/r where r can not = 0  
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quadrantal angles   an angle in standard position with the terminal ray along an axis  
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Domain and Range sin(theta)   D theta is an element of real #s R -1 <(=) y (<=) 1  
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Domain and Range cos(theta)   D theta is an element of real #s R -1 <(=) y (<=) 1  
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referance angle   an angle theta that is the acute positive angle formed by the terminal ray of theta and the x-axis  
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Earth's rotation speed in mi/h   1038cos(x)  
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# of ft in a mile   5280  
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earth's circumference   3963 mi  
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Domain and Range restricted sin   D -90 degrees <(=) x <(=) 90 degrees R -1 <(=) y <(=) 1  
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Domain and Range Inverse sin   D -1 <(=) x <=) 1 R -90 degrees <(=) y <(=) 90 degrees  
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Domain and Range restriced tan   D -90 degrees <(=) x <(=) 90 degrees R y is an element of all real #s  
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Domain and Rang Inverse tan   D x is an element of all real #s R -90 degrees <(=) y <(=) 90 degrees  
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Domain and Range restricted cos   D 0 <(=) x <(=) 180 degrees R -1 <(=) y <=) 1  
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Domain and Range Inverse cos   D -1 <(=) x <=) 1 R 0 <(=) y <(=) 180 degrees  
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tan theta=   (sin theta/ cos theta) y/x where x does not = 0  
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csc theta=   (1/ sin theta) r/y where y does not = 0  
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sec theta=   (1/ cos theta) r/x where x does not = 0  
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cot theta=   (1/ tan theta) (cos theta/ sin theta) x/y where y does not = 0  
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what are restrictions on csc?   y can't = 0  
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what are restrictions on sec?   x can not = 0  
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what are restrictions on tan?   x can not = 0  
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what are restrictions on cot?   y can not = 0  
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