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Algebra 3 Assignment Sheet
(1) Assignment # 1  Complete the circle diagram
(2) Assignment # 2  Sine & Cosine functions chart
(3) Assignment # 3  Other Trig functions chart
(4) Assignment # 4  Finding other trig functions
(5) Assignment # 5  Review Worksheet
(6) TEST
(7) Assignment # 6  Angle Addition Formulas
(8) Assignment # 7  Double, Half-Angle Formulas
(9) Assignment # 8  Review Worksheet
(10) TEST
(11) Assignment # 9 Problems ( 1 – 9 )  Solving Trig Equations
(12) Assignment # 9 Problems ( 10 – 18 )  Solving Trig Equations
(13) Assignment # 10  Review Worksheet – Solving Trig Equations
(14) TEST
(15) Assignment # 11 Problems ( 1 – 6 )  Graphing Sine and Cosine functions
(16) Assignment # 11 Problems ( 7 – 12 )  Graphing Tangent and Cotangent functions
(17) Assignment # 11 Problems ( 13 – 18 )  Graphing Secant and Cosecant functions
(18) Assignment # 12  Review Worksheet – Graphing Trig Functions
(19) TEST
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INTRODUCTION TO TRIGONOMETRY
I Definition of radian: Radians are an angular measurement. One radian is the measure of a
central angle of a circle that is subtended by an arc whose length is equal to the radius of the circle.
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Therefore:
5
1
arc length = angle in radians x radius
2R
R
5
5
r
The radius wraps itself around the circle 2 times. Approx. 6.28 times.
Therefore 360 = 2 R
1 rad
r
2 R
R
Dividing you get 1 
……….. 1 
360
180
180
Conversely ………………………... 1R  R


2
Ex. Change 60 to radians.

  
60 
 
3
 180 
R
Change
3
2
Convert the following from degrees to radians or vice versa:
1. 36
2. 320
4.

15
5.
17
20
4
to degrees.
  180 

  45
4  
R
0 R , 2

R
3. 195 0
6.
5
3
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II UNIT CIRCLE:
The unit circle is the circle with radius = 1, center is located at the origin.
What is the equation of this circle?
Important Terms:
A. Initial side:
B. Terminal side:
C. Coterminal angles:
D. Reference angles:
The initial and terminal sides form an angle at the center
if the terminal side rotates CCW, the angle is positive
if the terminal side rotates CW, the angle is negative
unit circle
positive
negative
Coterminal angles have the same terminal side…. -45˚ and 315˚ or
coterminal

7
and
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3
The reference angle is the acute angle made between the Terminal Side and the x-axis
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III GEOMETRY REVIEW
30 – 60 – 90 
RIGHT TRIANGLES
45 – 45 - 90 
45 
60 
2a
a
a 2
a
45 
30 
a
a 3
45 
60 
2
2
1
30 
1
45 
3
1
5
Algebra 3 Assignment # 1
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Trigonometric Functions
Let θ “theta” represent the measure of the reference angle.
Three basic functions are sine, cosine and tangent.
They are written as sin θ, cos θ, and tan θ
Right triangle trigonometry - SOHCAHTOA
sin  
opp
hyp
cos  
adj
hyp
tan  
opp
adj
hyp
opp
θ
adj
A. Find cos θ
B. Find sin θ
5 2
12
θ
θ
5
13
5 3
5
C. Find tan θ
D. Find sin θ
25
9
6
θ
θ
7
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Triangles in the Unit Circle
B (0,1)
P(x,y)
I
1
y
+
O
x
A (1,0)
+
+
+
_
+
O
_
_
+
+
x2  y 2  1
y
y
1
x
cosθ   x
1
y
tanθ 
x
sinθ 
II Reference Triangles
Where functions are positive
S
A
T
C
S
A
T
C
A. Drop  from point to x-axis.
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B. Examples
3
1. Find the sin   
4


coterminal angles
2. Find the cos    
4
Same as cos   R 
4
3

5


coterminal angles
3. Find the sin 420
=
coterminal angles
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4. Find the cos    

6

=

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III Quadrangle Angles
Def: An angle that has its terminal side on one of the coordinate axes.
To find these angles , use the chart
B (0,1)
y
y
1
x
cosθ   x
1
y
sin
tanθ  
x cos
sinθ 
C (-1,0)
A (1,0)
D (0,-1)
Find the sine and cosine for all the quadrangles.
0  0 R
90 
R
2
sin 0 
cos 0 
sin 
cos 
180   R
sin

cos 
3
270   R
2
sin

cos 
360  2 R
sin

cos 
Trig values
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Algebra 3 Assignment # 2
Complete each of the following tables please.
Radian
Measure
11
3
Degree
Measure
5
4
330
19 
6
3
45
450
210
Sin
Cos
Radian
Measure
Degree
Measure
Sin
Cos

3
2

180
7
3

4
150
11
4
780
90
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Answers
Radian
Measure
11
3
11
6
5
4
5
2
19 
6


4
3
Degree
Measure
660
330
225
450
570
45
540
210
3
2
1

2

1

0
1
2
Sin
Cos

1
2
3
2
3
2

Degree
Measure
270
180
Sin
1
0
Cos
0
1
Radian
Measure

2
2
2

2

0

1
2
3
2

2
2
2
2
1


7
6
3
2
7
3
5
6

4
13
3
11
4

2
420
150
45
780
495
90
3
2
1
2
1
2
2
2
2
2
3
2
1
2
2
2
2

2



3
2
1
0
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6.2 Other Trigonometric Functions
Sin
Cosecant:
Cos
Secant:
Tan
Cotangent:
http://mathplotter.lawrenceville.org/mathplotter/mathPage/trig.htm
Find the following values
1. csc
5. tan

4
4
3
2. cot

6
 
6. cot  
 4 
3. sec2
4. sec
3
2
7. csc 3
8. tan
17
6
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6.2 Algebra 3 Assignment # 3
Complete the following tables.
8
3
Radian
Measure
Degree
Measure

6
3
4
330
5
135
450
240
Sin
Cos
Tan
Cot
Sec
Csc
Radian
Measure
Degree
Measure
Sin
Cos
Tan
Cot
Sec
Csc

3
2

540
7
3
13
4
150
7
4
210
270
Alg 3(11)
Ch 6 Trig
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Answers
Radian
Measure
Degree
Measure
Sin
Cos
8
3
11
6
3
4
5
2

6
480
330
135
450
30
3
2
1

2
1
2
3
2
1

3
2
2
2

2
1
Undef.
 3
1
0
Tan
 3
Cot

1
3

1
2
3
2
1
0

135
1
3
1
Undef.
1
3
Undef.
2
3
 2
1
2
 2
Undef.
2
3
2
2
1
2
3
2
3
7
3
5
6
13
4
420
150
585
210
3
2
1
2
1
2
2
2
2

2
1
2
Sin
1
0
Cos
0
1
Tan
Undef.
0
Cot
0
Undef.
Sec
Undef.
1
Csc
1
Undef.

 3


3
2
1

3

1
3
 3
2

2
3
1
3
2
1

2

3
Csc
540
0
0
 2
270
240
1
3
2
3

900
2
2
2

2
2

4
3

Sec
Radian
Measure
Degree
Measure
5
3
4
1
2
3
 2
2
 2
2
3
7
4
3
2
315
270
2
2
2
2
1
1
Undef.
 3
1
0
2
3
2
Undef.


1
7
6

3
2
1

3


2

 2
0
1
Alg 3(11)
Ch 6 Trig
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6.2 MORE TRIG FUNCTIONS
Identifying in which quadrant the angle lies is
essential for having the correct signs of the
trig functions.
If given, Sin θ =

3
and if told that 0    , can we find the cos θ?
2
5
1
θ
θ
3/5
θ
x
1. Find cos if sin = 2/3 and 0   

2
2. Find tan if sin = 3/7 and

2
 
Alg 3(11)
Ch 6 Trig
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3. Find csc if cos =
5. If Tan  = -
3
 3
and    
2
2
4. Find sec if sin = -1/3 and
3
   2
2
4
, 270  θ<360 , find all the remaining functions of .
5
6. Find the values of the six trig. functions of , if  is an angle in standard position with the
point (-5, -12) on its terminal ray.
Alg 3(11)
Ch 6 Trig
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Algebra 3 Assignment # 4
(1) Sin(  ) =
3
, 0 <  <  . Find the remaining 5 trig. functions of  .
2
5
(2) Cos(  ) = 
4 
,
<  <  . Find the remaining 5 trig. functions of  .
5 2
(3) Tan(  ) =
12
,  <  < 3 . Find the remaining 5 trig. functions of  .
2
5
(4) Sec(  ) =
7 3
,
<  < 2 . Find the remaining 5 trig. functions of  .
5 2
(5) Csc(  ) = 
7
, 180 <  < 270 . Find the remaining 5 trig. functions of  .
3
(6) Cot(  ) =  2 , 270 <  < 360 . Find the remaining 5 trig. functions of  .
(7) Sin(  ) = 
24
, 180 <  < 270 . Find the remaining 5 trig. functions of  .
25
(8) Find the values of the six trig. functions of , if  is an angle in standard position with the point (4 , 3) on
its terminal ray
(9) Find the values of the six trig. functions of , if  is an angle in standard position with the point (5 , 12) on
its terminal ray
Alg 3(11)
Ch 6 Trig
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Trig Assignment #4 Answers
(1) cos(  ) = 4 , tan(  ) = 3 , cot(  ) = 4 , sec(  ) = 5 , csc(  ) = 5
5
4
3
4
3
(2) sin(  ) = 3 , tan(  ) =  3 , cot(  ) =  4 , sec(  ) =  5 , csc(  ) = 5
5
4
3
4
3
(3) sin(  ) =  12 , cos(  ) =  5 , cot(  ) = 5 , sec(  ) =  13 , csc(  ) =  13
13
13
5
12
12
(4) sin(  ) = 
2 6
2 6
, cos(  ) = 5 , tan(  ) = 
, cot(  ) =  5 , csc(  ) =  7
7
7
5
2 6
2 6
(5) sin(  ) =  3 , cos(  ) = 
7
(6) sin(  ) =  1 , cos(  ) =
5
7
2 10
2 10
, tan(  ) = 3 , cot(  ) =
, sec(  ) = 
7
3
2 10
2 10
2 , tan(  ) =  1 , sec(  ) =
2
5
5
, csc(  ) =  5
2
(7) cos(  ) =  7 , tan(  ) = 24 , cot(  ) = 7 , sec(  ) =  25 , csc(  ) =  25
7
24
25
7
24
(8) sin(  ) =  3 cos(  ) = 4 , tan(  ) =  3 , cot(  ) =  4 , sec(  ) = 5 , csc(  ) =  5
5
4
3
3
5
4
(9)sin(  ) = 12 cos(  ) =  5 , tan(  ) =  12 , cot(  ) =  5 , sec(  ) =  13 , csc(  ) = 13
5
12
13
13
5
12
Alg 3(11)
Ch 6 Trig
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Algebra 3 Review Worksheet
(1) Complete the following table please.
Rad.
Deg.
2
3
3
2
135
330
150

 9
10
3
 3
4
750
4
240
sin
cos
tan
cot
sec
csc
(2) Sin(x) = 5 ,   x   . Find the remaining 5 trig functions of x.
2
7


(3) Tan() = 1 , 0    90 . Find the remaining 5 trig functions of .
2
(4) Cot(x) = 0.8 ,   x  3 . Find the remaining 5 trig functions of x.
2


(5) Sec() = 3 , 90    180 . Find the remaining 5 trig functions of .
(6) Find the values of the six trig. functions of , if  is an angle in standard position with the
point (5 , 3) on its terminal ray.
Alg 3(11)
Ch 6 Trig
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Algebra 3 Review Answers
(1)
2
3
3
4
3
2
11
6
 3
 5
10
3
 25
 9
4
3

Deg.
120
135
270
330
540
150
600
750
405
240
45
sin
3
2
2
2
1
1
0
1

1
 2
2

cos
1
 2
2
0
1
tan
 3
1
Undef
3
2
 1
3
cot
 1
1
0
 3
Undef
sec
2
 2
Undef
2
3
csc
2
3
2
1
2
Rad.
2
3
2
6
2
3

2
1
3
6
3
2
2
1
4
3
2
 2
2
2
2
1
2
2
2
1
3
1
1
1
3
1
2
2
3
3
2
 1
3
3
1
3
 3
1
 2
3
2
2
3
2
Undef
2
 2
3
2
 2
0
2
 2
3
(2) cos(x) =  2 6 , tan(x) =  5 , cot(x) =  2 6 , sec(x) =  7 , csc(x) = 7
7
(3) sin() = 1
5
2 6
, cos() = 2 , cot() = 2 , sec() =
5
5
5
2 6
5
, csc() =
2
5
(4) sin(x) =  5 , cos(x) =  4 , tan(x) = 5 , sec(x) =  41 , csc(x) =  41
41
41
4
4
(5) sin() = 2 2 , cos() =  1 , tan() =  2 2 , cot() =  1
3
(6) sin() =
34
3
3
2 2
4
5
, csc() =
3
2 2
3 , cos() =  5 , tan() =  3 , cot() =  5 , sec() =  34 , csc() =
5
3
5
34
34
 2