Fill in the values for sin, cos and tan from the given triangle using angle A, the topmost vertex
(Round the hypotenuse length to 1 decimal point)
Leave your answer as a fraction
\sin\theta=_______
\cos\theta=_______
\tan\theta=_______
Question 2
2.
Determine the missing side length given an angle and other side length
Find the length of the side opposite the 27\degree side to two decimal places
Question 3
3.
Convert the following from degrees to radians:
212\degree
Leave your answer as a fraction with \pi in the numerator
Question 4
4.
Convert the following from radians to degrees:
\frac{35\pi}{18}
Question 5
5.
Determine a coterminal angle for the following: \frac{2\pi}{7}
Leave your answer as a fraction with \pi in the numerator
Question 6
6.
Determine a coterminal angle for the following: 126\degree
Question 7
7.
Using the Unit Circle, find the sin, cos and tan values for \frac{\pi}{3}
Sin=_______
Cos=_______
Tan=_______
Keep your answers as fractions
For square roots, enter it in as: sqrt( )
Question 8
8.
Using the Unit Circle, find the sin, cos and tan values for 330\degree
Sin=_______
Cos=_______
Tan=_______
Keep your answers as fractions
For square roots, enter it in as: sqrt( )
Question 9
9.
Determine \cos\theta when \sin(-\theta)=\frac{9}{13} and \tan\theta=\frac{5\sqrt{5}}{7}
Leave your answer as a fraction
Question 10
10.
The tip of the empire state building is 1,454 ft off the ground. How far away from it would you have to stand to make a 25\degree angle with the top? Round your answer to 2 decimal places
Question 11
11.
Aaron and Jason are practicing their trapeze act in the biggest circus in the world. If they are 900 ft apart and Jason is 30 ft below Aaron, what is the angle separating the two of them from Aaron's viewpoint? Round your answer to 1 decimal place