Trig Yr2 Flashcards

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What is one radian?

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The movement of one radian’s worth around the circumference of the circle

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Memorise

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How do trig laws change for π?

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What is the formula for arc length in radians ?

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L = r θ

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What does subtended mean?

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Opposite or extended beneath

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What is the area of a sector in radians?

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What is the area of a segment in radians? (Formula)

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What is the small angle approximation for sin, cos and tan? (Formula)

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What is sec (x)?

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What is cosec (x)?

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What is cot(x)?

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What 2 new identities are formed by the OG identity sin^2 (x) + cos^2 (x) =1?

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Draw the y=cosec(x) graph

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Draw the y=sec(x) graph

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Draw the graph of y=cot(x)

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What is the quotient rule?
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What is the reciprocal identity regarding tan and sec?
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What is the reciprocal identity regarding cot and cosec?
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Draw sin and arcsin between -π/2 and π/2, stating range and domain for each
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Draw cos and arccos between -π/2 and π/2, stating range and domain for each
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Draw tan and arctan between -π/2 and π/2, stating range and domain for each