A.

Formula used x = rcos(θ) y = rsin(θ)

Where r = radius =1

Θ = angle

2. Given angle 240 degrees

X = rcos (θ)
X = 1cos (240°)
X = -0.5

Y = rsin(θ)
Y = 1sin (240)
Y = -0.87
(-0.5, -0.87)
3. Given angle -150 degrees
X = rcos(θ)
X = 1cos (-150°)
X = -0.87

Y = rsin(θ)
Y = 1sin (-150°)
Y = -0.5
(-0.87, -0.5)

4. Given -π/2
Converting radians to degrees
-π/2 • 180/ π
= - 180 π/2 π
= -90°
X = rcos(θ)
X = 1cos (-90°)
X=0

Y = rsin(θ)
Y = 1sin (-90°)
Y = -1
(0, -1)
5. Given -3 π/4
Converting radians to degrees
-3 π/4•180/ π
= -540/4 π
= -135°
 X = rcos(θ)
X = 1cos (-135°)
X = -0.71

Y = rsin(θ)
Y = 1sin (-135°)
Y = -0.71
(-0.71, -0.71)

6. Given 630°

X = rcos(θ)
X = 1cos (630°)
X = -0

Y = rsin(θ)
Y = 1sin (630°)
Y = -1
(0, -1)

7. Given – π/3
Converting radians to degrees
- π /3•180/ π
= -180 π/3 π
= -60°
X = rcos(θ)
X = 1cos (-60°)
X = 0.5

Y = rsin(θ)
Y = 1sin (-60°)
Y = -1
(0.5, 0.87)

8. Given π/6
Converting radians to degrees
- π /6•180/ π
= 180 π/6 π
= 30°

X = rcos(θ)
X = 1cos (30°)
 X = 0.87

Y = rsin(θ)
Y = 1sin (30°)
Y = 0.5
(0.87, 0.5)

9. Given -510°

X = rcos(θ)
X = 1cos (-510°)
X = -0.87

Y = rsin(θ)
Y = 1sin (-510°)
Y = -0.5
(-0.87, -0.5)

10. Given π/4

Converting radians to degrees
- π /4•180/ π
= 180 π/4 π
= 45°

X = rcos(θ)
X = 1cos (45°)
X = 0.71

Y = rsin(θ)
Y = 1sin (45°)
Y = 0.71
(0.71, 0.71)
B. Give the smallest (positive and negative) angle measure with the endpoint of the following.

1. 0, 1 or π/2
= 90°
2. √3/2, -1/2 or 11 π/6
= 330°
3. -1/2, √3/2 or 2 π/3
= 120°
4. √2/2, -√2/2 or 7 π/4
= 315°
5. -√3/2,1/2 or 5 π/6
= 150°
6. √2/2, √2/2 or π/4
= 45°
7. -1,0 or π
= 180°
8. 0, -1 or 3π/2
= 270°
9. -√2/2, -√2/2 or 5π/4

= 225°

10. √3/2, 1/2 or π/6

= 30°
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