Angles and Angle Measures _ name Unit 7 Day 4 Period: ‘Algebra II DEAL 4 On a coordinate plane, an angle may be generated by the +yrminal. {0 catia oftwo_{ a that sitt share a fixed endpoint at the __ Of i i ° (nit sic 0 Initial side: Fixed ray along the positive x-axis Terminal side: Rotated ray = The measure of an angle is determined by the anon die clit CO from the initial side to the terminal side. - Clockwise, ae + hve. aa s ochwis& Note: A full revolution is 30! Ex 4: Draw an angle with the given measure in standard position. a. 240° b. a c 7 rented $ aro OL 7 + Coterminal Angles have the same toni du sides when graphed in standard position Ex 2: Graph a 405° angle and a 45° angle in standard position o Notice that 405° and 45° differ by Aa = Most coterminal angles differ by an integral multiple of 360°, thus one can or ‘2 multiple of 360° to find a coterminal angleEx 3: Find one angle with a positive measure and one angle with a negative measure coterminal to each angle a. 240° b. 15° THQ Wl? 30 375° O-40= -I10" Ib Bu) = BH If the terminal side of an angle lies on one of the axes, @ is a quadrantal angle. ‘Quadrantal Angles G2 0, 30 82 G7 Ie G70" If an angle is nonquadrantal in standard position, its reference angle is defined as the awe angle side of @ and the _X“AXIS = Reference Angles ‘Quadrant One ‘Quadrant Two Quadrant Three Quadrant Four formed by the 4 + +f » | « » | « [36 8160-6 & Reference angles are needed to find the values of trigonometric functions involving angles greaterthan AOC ortss nan _( = |f the measure of @ is greater than 360° or less than 0°, its reference angle can be found by associating it with ba : “ 2_cotermmal angle of postive messure 6430 “Bowtie Angles” For any reference angle, there are 4 possibilitiesEx 4: Sketch each angle. Then, find its reference angle a. 300° b. 120° o 6' BU0- 300 = Wh 6": 180-100 WO cc. =200° | 6" oe G3) 320 20”Special Right Triangle Review 1) 2) a9 oO b - : oh 4) 5) 6) a “, vig a4 \ we A, a XW 8 6 [d= xvZ xB) ME Wi svi 9 22.503 7 yZ a 7 : 5» B WZ © 6 \U e UWB