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Angles and Trigonometric Functions
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Solution
1. Coterminal Angles are angles who share the same initial side and terminal sides. Finding
coterminal angles is as simple as adding or subtracting 360° or 2π to each angle, depending on
whether the given angle is in degrees or radians.
A) Positive coterminals of 30
i.
30 + 360 = 390
ii.
30+2(360) = 750
Negative coterminals
i.
ii.
30 – 360 = -330
30- 360(2) = -690
B) Positive coterminals of -90
i.
-90+360 = 270
ii.
-90+2(360) = 630
Negative coterminals
i.
ii.
-90 – 360 = -450
-90- 360(2) = -810
2. Difference between two coterminal angle is 360 or a multiple of 360 degrees. Therefore;
8 – (-368) = 376. Therefore the two are not coterminals
3. Quadrants:
I – (0-90)
II(90-180)
III(180-270)
IV(270-360)
Therefore: A) 85 deg - 1st quadrant
B)-125 positive equivalent is (360 – 125) = 235 hence 3rd quadrant
C) 933 is the coterminal of (933 - 360(2) = 213) hence 3rd quadrant
4. A. 540 – 360 = 180
B. -1100 + 4(360) = 340
5. A.
= -8° 30' 18"
= -8° - 30'/60 -18"/3600
= - 8.505°
B.
= 28° 5' 9"
= 28° + 5'/60 + 9"/3600
= 28.08583°
6. A.
d = int(17.33°) = 17°
m = int((17.33° - 17°) × 60) = 19'
s = (17.33° - 17° - 19'/60) × 3600 = 48"
Therefore: - 17.33° = - 17° 19'...