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Hotmath Practice Problems

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Title:
Hotmath Algebra 2
Author:
Hotmath Team
 
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Chapter:TrigonometrySection:Degree and Radian Measure
 

Problem: 1

Sketch an angle of 135 .


Problem: 3

Sketch an angle of 1260 .


Problem: 5

Sketch an angle of –315 in standard position.


Problem: 7

Sketch 40 + n· 360 in standard position if n = 0, n = 1, n = 2, and n = –1.


Problem: 9

Sketch 30 + n · 180 in standard position if n = 0, n = 1, n = 2, and n = –1.


Problem: 11

Sketch 295 in the standard position. Mention its rotation using a curved arrow. Differentiate the angle by its quadrant. Tell whether the angle is a quadrantal angle.


Problem: 13

Sketch –295 in the standard position. Mention its rotation using a curved arrow. Differentiate the angle by its quadrant. Tell whether the angle is a quadrantal angle.


Problem: 15

Check whether the angles are coterminal or not:


Problem: 17

Find an angle that is coterminal with a 630 angle and which lies between 0 and 360 .


Problem: 19

Find an angle that is coterminal with a –175 angle and which lies between 0 and 360 .


Problem: 21

Determine one positive angle and one negative angle coterminal with 810 .


Problem: 23

Find one positive and one negative angle that are co terminal with the angle


Problem: 25

Draw the angle and find its measure using a protractor given that the terminal side of the angle in standard position passes through (2, 2).


Problem: 27

What is the angle in degrees, made by the hands of a clock at 10:00?


Problem: 29

Refer to Problem 27. Find the angle measure in radians made by the hands of a clock at 10:00.


Problem: 31

Convert 45 to radians. Write the answer as a rational number times π.


Problem: 33

Find the radian measure of 40 in terms of π and as a decimal rounded to the nearest hundredth.


Problem: 35

Find the radian measure of 120 in terms of π and as a decimal rounded to the nearest hundredth.


Problem: 37

Convert π/3 to degrees.


Problem: 39

Find the degree measure of –7 radians rounded to the nearest degree.


Problem: 41

Find the degree measure of 8.65 radians rounded to the nearest degree.


Problem: 43

Express in decimal degrees to the nearest tenth of 68 30 minutes.


Problem: 45

Express in decimal degrees to the nearest hundredth of 50 27minutes 30seconds.


Problem: 47

Express 33.33 in degrees, minutes, and seconds to the nearest second.


Problem: 1

Sketch an angle of 135.


Problem: 3

Sketch an angle of 1260.


Problem: 5

Sketch an angle of –315 in standard position.


Problem: 7

Sketch 40 + n· 360 in standard position if n = 0, n = 1, n = 2, and n = –1.


Problem: 9

Sketch 30 + n · 180 in standard position if n = 0, n = 1, n = 2, and n = –1.


Problem: 11

Sketch 295 in the standard position. Mention its rotation using a curved arrow. Differentiate the angle by its quadrant. Tell whether the angle is a quadrantal angle.


Problem: 13

Sketch –295 in the standard position. Mention its rotation using a curved arrow. Differentiate the angle by its quadrant. Tell whether the angle is a quadrantal angle.


Problem: 15

Check whether the angles are coterminal or not:


Problem: 17

Find an angle that is coterminal with a 630 angle and which lies between 0 and 360.


Problem: 19

Find an angle that is coterminal with a –175 angle and which lies between 0 and 360.


Problem: 21

Determine one positive angle and one negative angle coterminal with 810.


Problem: 23

Find one positive and one negative angle that are co terminal with the angle


Problem: 25

Draw the angle and find its measure using a protractor given that the terminal side of the angle in standard position passes through (2, 2).


Problem: 27

What is the angle in degrees, made by the hands of a clock at 10:00?


Problem: 29

Refer to Problem 27. Find the angle measure in radians made by the hands of a clock at 10:00.


Problem: 31

Convert 45 to radians. Write the answer as a rational number times π.


Problem: 33

Find the radian measure of 40 in terms of π and as a decimal rounded to the nearest hundredth.


Problem: 35

Find the radian measure of 120 in terms of π and as a decimal rounded to the nearest hundredth.


Problem: 37

Convert π/3 to degrees.


Problem: 39

Find the degree measure of –7 radians rounded to the nearest degree.


Problem: 41

Find the degree measure of 8.65 radians rounded to the nearest degree.


Problem: 43

Express in decimal degrees to the nearest tenth of 6830 minutes.


Problem: 45

Express in decimal degrees to the nearest hundredth of 5027minutes 30seconds.


Problem: 47

Express 33.33 in degrees, minutes, and seconds to the nearest second.