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Trigonometric Equations and Polar Coordinates

This document covers solving trigonometric equations and working with polar coordinate systems. It includes learning targets about solving trigonometric equations and locating points in polar coordinates. There are examples of converting between rectangular and polar coordinates, plotting points in polar coordinates, and finding co-terminal angles for points in polar coordinates. The document provides lessons, examples, and practice problems for understanding polar coordinate systems and converting between rectangular and polar representations of points.

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Trigonometric Equations and Polar Coordinates

This document covers solving trigonometric equations and working with polar coordinate systems. It includes learning targets about solving trigonometric equations and locating points in polar coordinates. There are examples of converting between rectangular and polar coordinates, plotting points in polar coordinates, and finding co-terminal angles for points in polar coordinates. The document provides lessons, examples, and practice problems for understanding polar coordinate systems and converting between rectangular and polar representations of points.

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Module #18

Solving Trigonometric Equations

Learning Targets:
• solve trigonometric equations.
• solve problems involving trigonometric equations.
sin(-)
QIII and QIV
cos (+)
QI and QIV
cos (+)
QI and QIV
Find all the solutions of the following with the condition of
00≤ θ < 3600 and 0≤ θ < 2π.

0≤ θ < 2π
Find all the solutions of the following with the condition of
00≤ θ < 3600 and 0≤ θ < 2π.

00≤ θ < 3600


Find all the solutions of the following with the condition of
00≤ θ < 3600 and 0≤ θ < 2π.

00≤ θ < 3600


Find all the solutions of the following with the condition of
00≤ θ < 3600 and 0≤ θ < 2π.

00≤ θ < 3600


Find all the solutions of the following with the condition of
00≤ θ < 3600 and 0≤ θ < 2π.

00≤ θ < 3600


Find all the solutions of the following with the condition of
00≤ θ < 3600 and 0≤ θ < 2π.

00≤ θ < 3600


Find all the solutions of the following with the condition of
00≤ θ < 3600 and 0≤ θ < 2π.

0≤ θ < 2π
00≤ θ < 3600
0≤ θ < 2π
00≤ θ < 3600
00≤ θ < 3600
Find all solutions to the equation.
Find all solutions to the equation.
2 sin 3x + 1 = 0
2 sin 3x = -1
Find all solutions to the equation.
Find all solutions to the equation.
Find all solutions to the equation.
Find all solutions to the equation.

2 sin 3 x + 1 = 0
END OF MODULE 18
Module #19
Locating Points in Polar Coordinate System

Learning Targets:
• locate points in a polar coordinate.
Plot the following points
in polar coordinate
system.
A (4, 300),
B (-7, 1800),
C (5, - 1350),
D ( -5, -900)
Find the coordinates of the points
in the polar coordinate system.
A. (7,15),(7,-345),(-7,195), (-7,-165)
B. (4,75)(4,-255), (-4,-105),(-4,255)
C. (5,135),(5,-225), (-5,315),(-5,-45)
D. (7,165)(7,-195),(-7,345)(-7,-15)
E.
F.
G.
H.
I.
J.
END OF MODULE 19
Module #20
Converting the Coordinates of a Point from Rectangular Coordinate
to Polar System and Vice Versa

Learning Targets:
• I can convert the coordinate of a point from rectangular system to
polar system and vice versa
LESSON REVIEW

Plot the following points in polar


coordinate system.
A (4, 300)
B (-7, 1800)
C (5, -1350)
D (5, -900)
-1350
LESSON REVIEW

Plot the following points in polar


coordinate system.

F (5, pi/3 ) -11pi/12


G (6,- 11pi/12)
H (- 7, pi/2)
LESSON REVIEW
LESSON REVIEW

POLAR COORDINATE SYSTEM


1. What coordinates will have the
same polar location of ( -3, pi/6) in
clockwise rotation (0 to -2pi)?

❑ ( -3, pi/6) is at QIII ( 3, 7pi/6)


❑ co-terminal angle of 7pi/6 is -5pi/6
❑ the coordinates with the same polar
location of ( -3, pi/6) in clockwise
rotation is ( 3, -5pi/6)
LESSON REVIEW

POLAR COORDINATE SYSTEM


2. What coordinates will have the
same polar location of ( -2, -3pi/4) in
counterclockwise rotation (0 to 2pi)?

❑ (-2, -3pi/4) is at QI ( 2, pi/4)


❑ the coordinates with the same polar
location of ( -2, -3pi/4) in clockwise
rotation is ( 2, pi/4)
LESSON REVIEW
CONCEPT NOTES

Polar- Rectangular Relationships


This is the relationships between
rectangular coordinates
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END OF MODULE 20

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