SOLUTION: 1. Find the complement of a 51 ° 49' angle. a. 38 ° 11' b. 128 ° 11' c. 38 ° 51' d. 128 ° 51' 2. Find the supplement of the radian measure 7 π /8. Express your an

Algebra ->  Trigonometry-basics -> SOLUTION: 1. Find the complement of a 51 ° 49' angle. a. 38 ° 11' b. 128 ° 11' c. 38 ° 51' d. 128 ° 51' 2. Find the supplement of the radian measure 7 π /8. Express your an      Log On


   



Question 57555: 1. Find the complement of a 51 ° 49' angle.
a. 38 ° 11'
b. 128 ° 11'
c. 38 ° 51'
d. 128 ° 51'

2. Find the supplement of the radian measure 7 π /8. Express your answer in terms of π .
a. 13 π /8
b. π /8
c. 9 π /8
d. 5 π /8

3. Classify 725 ° by quadrant, and state the positive angle with measure less than 360 ° that is coterminal with it.
a. Quadrant II, 95 °
b. Quadrant I, 5 °
c. Quadrant IV, 275 °
d. Quadrant III, 185 °

4. Convert 105 ° to exact radian measure.
a. 6 π /7
b. 12 π /7
c. 7 π /6
d. 7 π /12

5. Convert the radian measure 7 π /5 to exact degree measure.
a. 128.5 °
b. 252 °
c. 504 °
d. 126 °

6. Convert the radian measure 1.6 to degree measure to the nearest hundredth of a degree.
a. 91.67 °
b. 288 °
c. 183.35 °
d. 97.40 °

7. Find the measure in radians of the central angle of a circle with radius 4 inches and arc length 8 inches.
a. 32
b. 0.5
c. 2
d. 2 π

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1. Find the complement of a 51 ° 49' angle.
highlight%28a%29. 38 ° 11'
b. 128 ° 11'
c. 38 ° 51'
d. 128 ° 51'
:
90-51%5Eo49'=89%5Eo60'-51%5Eo49'=38%5Eo11'
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2. Find the supplement of the radian measure 7%2A%28pi%29%2F8. Express your answer in terms of pi .
a. 13%28pi%29%2F8
highlight%28b%29. pi%2F8
c. 9%28pi%29%2F8
d. 5%28pi%29%2F8
:
pi-7%28pi%29%2F8
8%28pi%29%2F8-7%28pi%29%2F8=%28pi%29%2F8
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3. Classify 725 ° by quadrant, and state the positive angle with measure less than 360 ° that is coterminal with it.
a. Quadrant II, 95 °
highlight%28b%29. Quadrant I, 5 °
c. Quadrant IV, 275 °
d. Quadrant III, 185 °
:
725-2(360)=5
:
4. Convert 105 ° to exact radian measure.
a. 6%28pi%29%2F7
b. 12%28pi%29%2F7
c. 7%28pi%29%2F6
highlight%28d%29. 7%28pi%29%2F12
:
105%28pi%2F180%29=%28105%2F180%29%2Api
%28%2815%2A7%29%2F%2815%2A12%29%29%2Api=7%28pi%29%2F12
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5. Convert the radian measure 7%28pi%29%2F5 to exact degree measure.
a. 128.5 °
highlight%28b%29. 252 °
c. 504 °
d. 126 °
:
%287%28pi%29%2F5%29%2A%28180%2Fpi%29=7%2A36=252
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6. Convert the radian measure 1.6 to degree measure to the nearest hundredth of a degree.
highlight%28a%29. 91.67 °
b. 288 °
c. 183.35 °
d. 97.40 °
:
1.6%28180%2F%28pi%29%29=91.67324722
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7. Find the measure in radians of the central angle of a circle with radius 4 inches and arc length 8 inches.
a. 32
b. 0.5
highlight%28c%29. 2
d. 2 pi;
:
s=r%28theta%29, where s=arc length, r=radius, and theta=central angle in radians.
8=4%28theta%29
8%2F4=4%28theta%29%2F4
2=%28theta%29
Happy Calculating!!!