Trig/Pre-Calc Unit 1 Assignment Sheet

Chapter 6 Introduction to Trigonometry

# Class Due
Section
1A 8/18 8/20 6.1 Angles and their
Measures
1B

1C

8/20

8/24

1D 8/26
1E

8/28

1F

9/1

1G 9/3
9/8

8/24 6.2 Right Triangle

Trigonometry
*Define Trig Functions
*Trig Identities
8/26 6.2 Right Triangle
Trigonometry
*Solve Right Triangles
8/28 6.2 Right Triangle
Trigonometry
*Solve Right Triangles
9/1 6.3 Trigonometric
Functions of Any Angle
9/3 6.3 Trigonometric
Functions of Any Angle
*Unit Circle
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