Angles and Right Triangles

Angle Basics

Animation:  Types of Angles

Animation:  Measuring Angles with a Protractor

Angle Relationships and Types of Triangles

Similar Triangles and Polygons

Ex:  Simplifying Square Roots (perfect squares)

Ex:  Simplifying Square Roots (not perfect squares)

Ex:  Estimating Square Roots with a Calculator

The Pythagorean Theorem

The Pythagorean Theorem and the Converse of the Pythagorean Theorem

Animation:  The Sum of the Interior Angles of a Triangle

Working with Degrees, Minutes, and Seconds

Angles in Standard Position

Animation:  Angles in Standard Position

Ex:  Determine Angles of Rotation

Ex:  Determine if Two Angles Are Coterminal

Ex:  Determine a Coterminal Angle Between 0 and 360 Degrees

Ex:  Determine Positive and Negative Coterminal Angles

 

Trigonometric Functions Using Right Triangles

Congruent and Similar Triangles

Introduction to Trigonometric Functions Using Triangles

Find Trig Function Values Using a Right Triangle - Length of Hypotenuse Missing

Ex:  Determine What Trig Function Related Specific Sides of a Right Triangle

Ex:  Determine Trig Function Value Given a Right Triangle

Ex:  Determine the Length of a Side of a Right Triangle Using a Trig Equation

30-60-90 and 45-45-90 Reference Triangles

Solving 30-60-90 and 45-45-90 Right Triangles

Ex: Solve a 30-60-90 Triangle

Ex: Solve a 45-45-90 Right Triangle

Ex:  Determine the Perimeter of an Equilateral Triangle Given the Height

 

Trigonometric Function Values Using Angles in Standard Position

Introduction to Trigonometric Function Using Angles in Standard Position

Properties of Trig Functions:  Domain, Range, and Sign in each Quadrant

Trig Identities:  Reciprocal, Quotient, Pythagorean

Determine Trigonometric Function Values on the Calculator

Determine Trigonometric Function Values using Reference Angles and Reference Triangles.

Ex:  Determine the Reference Angle for a Given Angle

Ex:  Determine the Quadrant of the Terminal Side of An Angle Given Trig Function Signs

Ex:  Determine the Area of a Triangle Using the Sine Function

Ex:  Determine Trig Function Values Using Reference Triangles

Sine and Cosine Values in Radians Using Reference Triangles - Multiplies of pi/6 and pi/3

Sine and Cosine Values in Radians Using Reference Triangles - Multiplies of pi/4

Ex:  Sine and Cosine Values Using Reference Triangles - Degrees

Ex:  Find Six Trig Function Values Using Reference Triangles - Negative Degrees

Ex:  Find Six Trig Function Values Using Reference Triangles - Mult. of pi/6

Ex:  Find Six Trig Function Values Using Reference Triangles - Mult. of pi/4

 

The Unit Circle

Determine Trigonometric Function Values using the Unit Circle

Ex:  Sine and Cosine Values Using the Unit Circle - Multiples of 30 degrees

Ex:  Sine and Cosine Values Using the Unit Circle - Multiples of 30, 45 degrees

Ex:  Sine and Cosine Values Using the Unit Circle - Multiples of pi/6 radians

Ex:  Sine and Cosine Values Using the Unit Circle - Multiples of pi/4 radians

Ex:  Determining Basic Trig Function Values Using The Unit Circle

Ex:  Determining Trig Function Values Using The Unit Circle

 

Determining Trigonometric Function Values and Angles

Ex:  Determine Trig Function Values Given a Point on the Terminal Side of an Angle

Ex:  Determine Trig Function Values from Given Information

Ex:  Angles that Have the Same Sine and Cosine Function Values

Ex:  Find the Point on a Circle Given an Angle and the Radius

Ex: Find Trig Function Values Given the Cosine Value and Quadrant

Ex: Find Trig Function Values Given the Sine Value and Quadrant - Irrational

Ex: Find Trig Function Values Given the Tangent Value and Quadrant

Ex:  Determine Angles that have the same Trig Function Value Using the Unit Circle

Ex:  Determine Angles with the Same Trig Function Value

Ex:  Angles that Have the Same Sine and Cosine Function Values

Ex:  Find the Point on a Circle Given an Angle and the Radius

 

Solving Right Triangles

Intro to Inverse Trig Functions to solve right triangles

Ex:  Determine the Measure of an Angle of a Right Triangle

Properties of Trig Functions:  Domain, Range, and Sign in each Quadrant

Solving Right Triangles: Part 1:  The Basics

Solve a Right Triangle Given an Angle and the Hypotenuse

Solve a Right Triangle Given an Angle and a Leg

Find the Reach of a Ladder - Right Triangle Application

Solving Right Triangles:  Part 2:  Applications

Determining an angle and other trig function values given a since trig function value

Ex: Solve a Right Triangle Using Inverse Trigonometric Functions

 

Radian Measure and Applications or Radian Measure

Radian Measure

Ex:  Converting Angles in Degree Measure to Radian Measure

Ex:  Convert Angles in Radian Measure to Degree Measure

Ex:  Determining Coterminal Angles in Radian Measure

Ex:  Determine Exact Trig Function Values With the Angle in Radians Using the Unit Circle

Ex:  Determine Exact Trig Function Values With the Angle in Radians Using Reference Triangles

Ex:  Determine Angles that have the Same Trig Function Value on the Interval [0, 360)

Arc Length and Area of a Sector

Ex:  Arc Length and Application of Arc Length

Ex:  Area of a Sector and Area Bounded by a Chord and Arc

Linear Velocity and Angular Velocity

Ex:  Determine the Number or Revolutions Per Second of a Car Tire

Ex:  Determine Angular and Linear Velocity

 

Graphing Trigonometric Functions

Graphing the Sine and Cosine Functions

Ex:  Graph the Sine Function Using the Unit Circle

Animation:  Graphing the Sine Function Using the Unit Circle

Animation:  Graphing the Cosine Function Using the Unit Circle

Graphing the Tangent Function

Ex:  Graphing the Tangent Function Using the Unit Circle and the Reciprocal Identity

Animation:  Graphing the Tangent Function Using the Unit Circle

Graphing the Cosecant and Secant Functions

Ex:  Graphing the Secant Function Using the Cosine Function

Ex:  Graphing the Cosecant Function Using the Sine Function

Ex:  Domain of the Secant and Cosecant Functions Using the Unit Circle

Graphing the Cotangent Function

Graphing Cosine, Sine, and Tangent on the TI84

Graphing Secant, Cosecant, and Cotangent on the TI84

 

Graphing Transformations of Trigonometric Functions

 Amplitude and Period of Sine and Cosine

Horizontal and Vertical Translations of Sine and Cosine

Graphing Sine and Cosine with Various Transformations

Animation:  Transformations of Sine in the form y = Asin(B(x – D)) + C

Ex:  Describe the Transformations of a Trig Function from a Graph

Ex 1:  Graphing a Transformation of Sine and Cosine

Ex 2:  Graphing a Transformation of Sine and Cosine

Ex 3:  Graphing a Transformation of Sine and Cosine

Ex 4:  Graphing a Transformation of Sine and Cosine

Determining the Equations of Sine and Cosine Functions

Ex:  Determine the Equation of a Transformed Sine Function From a Graph

Ex:  Find a Trig Function from a Table of Values - No Phase Shift

Ex:  Find a Trig Function from a Table of Values - With Phase Shift

Ex:  Model Daily Temperatures Using a Trig Function

Graphing Tangent and Cotangent over different Periods

Ex:  Graphing a Transformation of Cosecant Function

Ex:  Graphing the Tangent Function Over a Different Period

Ex:  Graphing a Transformation of the Cotangent Function


Reciprocal, Quotient, Negative, and Pythagorean Trigonometric Identities

Properties of Trig Functions:  Domain, Range, and Sign in each Quadrant

Fundamental Identities:  Reciprocal, Quotient, Pythagorean

Cofunction Identities

Example:  Verify Pythagorean Identities For a Specific Angle

Negative Angle identities

Even and Odd Trigonometric Identities

Ex:  Even and Odd Trigonometric Identities

Verifying Identities using Basic Identities

Ex 1:  Simplify a Basic Trigonometric Expression

Ex 2:  Simplify Trigonometric Expressions

Ex 3:  Simplify a Trigonometric Expression

Ex 4:  Simplify Trigonometric Expressions - Squared Terms

Ex 1: Simplifying a Trigonometric Expression

Ex 2: Simplifying a Trigonometric Expression

Ex 3: Simplifying a Trigonometric Expression

Ex 4: Simplifying a Trigonometric Expression

Ex 5: Simplifying a Trigonometric Expression

 

Sum and Difference Trigonometric Identities

Sum and Difference Identities for Cosine

Sum and Difference identities for Sine

Sum and Difference Identities for Tangent

Ex:  Simplify a Trig Expression Using the Sum and Difference Identities

Ex:  Evaluate a Trig Expression Using the Sum and Difference Identities

Ex:  Using The Sum and Difference Identity to Determine a Sine Function Value

Ex:  Using The Sum and Difference Identity to Determine a Cosine Function Value

Ex:  Using The Sum and Difference Identity to Determine a Tangent Function Value

 

Double Angle Trigonometric Identities

Double Angle Identities

Ex:  Simplify and Evaluate a Trig Expression Using a Double Angle Identity

Ex 1:  Determine Double Angle Trig Function Values Given Information

Ex 2:  Determine Double Angle Trig Function Values Given Information

 

Half Angle Trigonometric Identities

Half Angle Identities

Verifying Identities:  Sum, Difference, Double, and Half Angle Identities

Ex:  Rewrite a Trig Expression Using a Half Angle Identity

Ex:  Determine a Cosine Function Value Using a Half Angle Identity

Ex:  Determine a Sine Function Value Using a Half Angle Identity

Ex:  Determine a Tangent Function Value Using a Half Angle Identity

Sum to Product and Product to Sum Identities

 

Inverse Trigonometric Functions

Inverse Functions

Animation:  Illustrate why a function must be one-to-one to have an inverse function

Animation:  Illustrate why the domain must be restricted

Intro to the Inverse Functions of Sine, Cosine, and Tangent

Ex: Solve a Right Triangle Using Inverse Trigonometric Functions

Evaluating Expressions and Solving Problems Using Inverse Sine, Cosine, and Tangent

Ex:  Evaluate Inverse Trig Expressions (Part 1)

Ex:  Evaluate Inverse Trig Expressions (Part 2)

Ex:  Evaluate Inverse Trig Expressions (Part 3)

Ex:  Evaluate Expression Involving Inverse Trig Functions (Part 1)

Ex:  Evaluate Expression Involving Inverse Trig Functions (Part 2)

Intro to the Inverse Functions of Cosecant, Secant, and Cotangent

Evaluating Expressions Involving Inverse Cosecant, Secant, and Cotangent

Ex:  Evaluate Inverse Cosecant Without a Calculator

Ex:  Evaluate Inverse Secant Without a Calculator

Ex:  Evaluate an Inverse Cotangent Expression Using a Calculator

Ex:  Evaluate a Trig Expression with an Inverse Trig Function in Terms of u.

Ex:  Evaluate a Trigonometric Expression Containing an Inverse Trig Function - Double Angle

Ex:  Evaluate arccot(-3.6) Using a Calculator

Ex 1:  Evaluate tan(arcsin(-12/13))

Ex 2:  Evaluate sin(arctan(-7))

Ex 3:  Evaluate sin(arctan(u/3))

 

Solving Trigonometric Equations

Solve Trigonometric Equations I

Solve Trigonometric Equations II

Solve Trigonometric Equations III

Solve Trigonometric Equations IV

Solve Trigonometric Equations V

Solve Trigonometric Equations VI

Ex:  Solve Trig Equation:  sin(x) = cos(x)

Cofunction Identities – Solving Trigonometric Equations

Solve Applications with Trigonometric Equations

Ferris Wheel Trigonometry Problem

An Equation for Simple Harmonic Motion of a Spring

Ex:  Solve a Trig Equation with an Inverse Trig Function

Ex: Solve a Trig Equation for a Variable

Ex 1:  Solving a Trig Equation Using a Calculator

Ex 2:  Solving a Trig Equation Using a Calculator

Ex 1:  Solving a Trigonometric Equation

Ex 2:  Solving a Trigonometric Equation

Ex 3:  Solving a Trigonometric Equation

Ex 4:  Solving a Trigonometric Equation Using a Trig Substitution and Factoring

Ex 5:  Solving a Trigonometric Equation Using Factoring

Ex 1:  Solving a Trig Equation with a Multiple Angle

Ex 2:  Solving a Trig Equation with a Multiple Angle

Ex 1:  Solve a Basic Trig Equation Using the Unit Circle and Reference Triangles

Ex 2:  Solve a Basic Trig Equation Using the Unit Circle and Reference Triangles

Ex 3:  Solve a Basic Trig Equation Using the Unit Circle and Reference Triangles

Ex 1:  Solve a Trig Equation with Rounded Radian Solutions – Angle Substitution

Ex 2:  Solve a Trig Equation with Rounded Radian Solutions - Angle Substitution

Ex 3:  Solve a Trig Equation with Rounded Radian Solutions - Angle Substitution with Pi

Ex: Solve a Trig Equation Containing Cosecant with Rounded Radian Solutions – Angle Substitution

Ex: Solve a Factorable Trig Equation Using Radians - Exact Solutions

Ex: Solve a Factorable Trig Equation Requiring Substitution Using Radians - Exact Solutions

Ex: Solve a Factorable Trig Equation with Exact and Rounded Radian Solutions

Ex:  Solve a Factorable Trig Equation with Rounded Radian Solutions - Quadratic Form

Ex 1:  Solve a Trig Equation Using a Double Angle Identity

Ex 2:  Solve a Trig Equation Using a Double Angle Identity

Ex 1:  Solve a Trig Equation Contain Inverse Trig Functions

Ex 2:  Solve a Trig Equation Contain Inverse Trig Functions

Ex:  Solve a Trig Equation for One Variable in Terms of Another

Ex:  Solve a Right Triangle Given the Length of Two Sides

Ex:  Determine the Height of an Object Using a Trig Equation

Ex 1:  Determine an Unknown Length Using Right Triangle Trigonometry

Ex 2:  Determine an Unknown Length Using Right Triangle Trigonometry

Ex 3:  Determine an Unknown Length Using Right Triangle Trigonometry

 

Solving Triangles Using the Law of Sines and Law of Cosines

 The Law of Sines:  The basics

The Law of Sines:  The ambiguous case

The Area of a Triangle Using Sine

The Area of a Triangle Using Heron’s Formula

The Law of Sines:  Applications I

The Law of Sines:  Applications 2

Example:  Solve a Triangle Using the Law of Sines (given two sides and an angle)

Example:  Solve a Triangle Using the Law of Sines (given two angles and one side)

Example 1:  Determine an Unknown Length Using the Law of Sines

Example 2:  Determine an Unknown Length Using the Law of Sines

Example 3:  Determine an Unknown Length Using the Law of Sine (airplane problem)

The Law of Cosines

The Law of Cosines:  Applications

Example 1:  Application of the Law of Cosines  (width of lake)

Example 2:  Application of the Law of Cosines  (distance plane travels)

Example 3:  Application of the Law of Cosines  (diagonal of parallelogram)

Example 4:  Application of the Law of Cosines (measure of an angle)

 

Vectors and Vector Applications

Introduction to Vectors

Vector Operations

Applications of Vectors

Ex:  Write a Vector as a Combination of Two Vectors

Ex:  Find the Net Force of Three Vectors and the Opposite Force

Ex:  Find the Coordinates of a Rotated Point Using Vectors

Ex:  Direction and Speed of a Plane in the Wind Using Vectors

 

Polar Equations

Polar Coordinates

Example:  Identify 4 Possible Polar Coordinates for a Point Using Degrees

Example:  Identify 4 Possible Polar Coordinates for a Point Using Radians

Animation:  Rectangular and Polar Coordinates

Example:  Convert a Point in Rectangular Coordinates to Polar Coordinates Using Degrees

Example:  Convert a Point in Rectangular Coordinates to Polar Coordinates Using Radians

Example:  Convert a Point in Polar Coordinates to Rectangular Coordinates

Converting Polar Equations to Rectangular Equations

Ex:  Write the Standard Form of a Circle From a Graph

Ex:  Find the Rectangular and Polar Equation of a Circle From a Graph

Ex:  Find the Polar Equation of a Circle With Center at the Origin

Ex:  Find the Polar Equation for a Horizontal Line

Ex:  Find the Polar Equation for a Line

Ex:  Find the Polar Equation for a Parabola

Ex:  Find the Rectangular Equation of a Circle from a Polar Equation

Ex:  Convert a Rectangular Equation to a Polar Equation

Graph Polar Equations I

Graph Polar Equations II

Animation:  Graph Polar Equations

Graphing Polar Equations on the TI84 Graphing Calculator

 

Complex Numbers

Complex Numbers

Complex Number Operations

Trigonometric Form of Complex Numbers

Product and Quotient of Complex Numbers in Trig Form

DeMoivre’s Theorm:  Powers of Complex Numbers in Trig Form

Ex: Convert a Complex Number in Cartesian Form to Exponential Form

Ex: Convert a Complex Number in Exponential Form to Cartesian Form

Ex: Raise a Complex Number in Polar Form to a Power - Demoivre's Theorem

Ex: Raise a Complex Number in Polar Form to a Power Using Exponential Form

Ex 1: Raise a Complex Number in Cartesian Form to a Power - Demoivre's Theorem

Ex 2: Raise a Complex Number in Cartesian Form to a Power - Demoivre's Theorem

Roots of Complex Numbers

 

Graphing Calculator

Ex:  Estimating Square Roots with a Calculator

Determine Trigonometric Function Values on the Calculator

Graphing Cosine, Sine, and Tangent on the TI84

Graphing Secant, Cosecant, and Cotangent on the TI84

Ex:  Evaluate an Inverse Cotangent Expression Using a Calculator

Ex:  Evaluate arccot(-3.6) Using a Calculator

Ex 1:  Solving a Trig Equation Using a Calculator

Ex 2:  Solving a Trig Equation Using a Calculator

Graphing Polar Equations on the TI84 Graphing Calculator

 

 

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