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PLANE AND SPHERICAL TRIGONOMETRY

PRELIM Score
GENERAL INSTRUCTION: READ THE DIRECTIONS CAREFULLY IN EACH OF THE FOLLOWING ITEMS. NO ERASURES AND
SUPERIMPOSITIONS OF ANSWERS. USE OF CELLPHONES, TABLETS AND OTHER ELECTRONIC MATERIALS ARE STRICTLY PROHIBITED
DURING THE EXAMINATION. ONLY CALCULATORS ARE ALLOWED. NO SHARING OF CALCULATORS. USE BLACK PEN ONLY. DO NOT
MUTILATE AND DO NOT WRITE ANYTHING ON THE QUESTIONNAIRE.

INDICATE YOUR NAME AND SECTION IN THE SPACE PROVIDED. WRITE LEGIBLY.

I. Identification: Identify the terms in each item. Write your Find the measurement of each unknown angle.
answers in all capital letters. [1 pt. each item]
1. The study of triangles and its measurement.

78°
2. The father of Trigonometry.
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3. The union of two rays having a common endpoint called vertex. 12

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4. The sum of the angles in a Triangle. 47°

5. 𝒎 𝟏=
5. The mathematician who discovered the Cartesian Plane.
6. 𝒎 𝟐=

II. Draw the figure being asked. Indicate the measurement. 7. 𝒎 𝟑=

[2 pts. each item]. Write your answers at the back. 8. 𝒎 𝟒=

1. Acute Angle 9. 𝒎 𝟓=

2. Reflex Angle 10. 𝒎 𝟔=

3. Straight Angle
4. Obtuse Angle V. Write the word ROCK if the statement is true. Otherwise, write the
III. For item # 1-4 refer to these figures. word ROLL and underline the word that makes the statement false.

1. Parallel lines do intersect at some point.

L O M
Fig. 2
1 2. 46° is the supplement of a 44° angle.
Fig. 1 X V Y
A 3. Reference angle is the smallest angle that the
K terminal side makes with x-axis
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S O 4. If the abscissa and ordinate of the point are
1 numerically equal but of opposite sign, it would lie in
P Quadrant 3.
R 1
5. The vertical line in the plane is the x-axis.
Fig. 3 6. The reference angle of 256° is −76°.

1 7. All right angle is congruent.

1. Which of the figures represents a positive angle? 8. 85° and 265° are coterminal angles.

2. Which of the figures represents negative angle? 9. 212° is obtuse angle.

3. What is the terminal side of fig. 3? 10. Equiangular triangle is also equilateral triangle.

4. What is the initial side of fig 2?

 VI. SOLVING

1. Convert 342°134′ 1200" to Degree.

Solution:

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2. 160° is how many radian? Answer in fraction
form.
Solution:

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3. 5 rad is how many degree? Answer in decimal

form, round off to nearest tenths.
Solution:

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4. Find the missing side of the triangle

a= , b = 15 , c = 25
Solution:

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