What does one radian measure?
A radian is the ratio of intercepted arc length to circle radius: .
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What does one radian measure?
A radian is the ratio of intercepted arc length to circle radius: θ=rs.
Convert 225∘ to radians.
225∘=45π radians.
What point corresponds to angle t on the unit circle?
The terminal point is (cost,sint).
State the fundamental Pythagorean identity.
The fundamental Pythagorean identity is sin2t+cos2t=1.
What are the signs of sine and cosine in Quadrant III?
In Quadrant III, both cosine and sine are negative.
When is tant defined?
tant=costsint, so it is defined only when cost=0.
What is the period of y=sinx?
The period of y=sinx is 2π.
What is the period of y=3sin(2x−2π)+1?
The period is ∣2∣2π=π.
State the reciprocal identity for secant.
The reciprocal identity is secx=cosx1.
State the sine addition identity.
sin(a+b)=sinacosb+cosasinb.
Give one double-angle identity for cosine.
cos(2x)=cos2x−sin2x.
What is the principal range of arcsinx?
The principal range of arcsinx is [−2π,2π].