Abigail Armstrong
University of Southern Maine
Trigonometry
Trigonometry teacher | Verified Expert
I specialize in Trigonometry, holding a degree from the University of Southern Maine. With a passion for mathematics and years of experience, I thrive on demystifying complex concepts and guiding students to mastery. Whether it's solving triangles or navigating trigonometric functions, I'm dedicated to fostering a deep understanding and helping students excel in their studies. Let's tackle trigonometry together and unlock its fascinating intricacies.
Questions
- How do you determine the quadrant in which the angle #-132^circ50'# lies?
- What are the coordinates of -2 pi radians on the unit circle?
- Where is -10pi/ 3 on the Unit Circle?
- How do you determine the two coterminal angle (one positive one negative) for the angle #300^circ#?
- How do you convert #-145.8^circ# to #D^circM'S''# form?
- How do you convert #2.5^circ# to #D^circM'S''# form?
- How do you determine the quadrant in which #(7pi)/5# lies?
- How do you find the geometric mean between 36 and 4?
- How do you sketch the angle #4# in standard position?
- If the angle #10# is in standard position, which quadrant does it terminate?
- How do you determine the measure of an angle coterminal with the angle -3 radians?
- How do you write #(sec theta - 1)(sec theta + 1)# in terms of sine and cosine?
- Find the value of #sin(cos^(-1)(3/4)-tan^(-1(1/4)))#?
- Is sin theta minus cos theta = root 2 Sin Theta then prove that sin theta + cos theta is equals to root sin theta?
- How do you find the values of #theta# given #costheta=1#?
- How do you use #sintheta=1/3# to find #csctheta#?
- How do you use #tantheta=4# to find #csctheta#?
- How do you use #csctheta=4# to find #sectheta#?
- How do you find the exact value of the six trigonometric functions of the angle whose terminal side passes through #(3,-4)#?
- How do you find the exact value of the six trigonometric functions of the angle whose terminal side passes through #(2/3, 5/2)#?