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In The Coordinate Plane ANGLES In The Coordinate Plane

Endpoint Ray

Endpoint Ray

Terminal Side ANGLE Endpoint Initial Side

Terminal Side ANGLE Vertex Initial Side

An Angle In Standard Position Initial Side Vertex

The Measure of an Angle Describes the amount and direction of rotation required to get from the initial side to the terminal side.

Counterclockwise has a positive direction

Clockwise has a negative direction

An Angle in Standard Position Is said to lie in the quadrant in which its terminal side falls.

II I III IV

II I A Positive Angle In Quadrant I III IV

II I III IV

II I A Negative Angle In Quadrant I III IV

II I III IV

II I A Positive Angle In Quadrant II III IV

II I III IV

II I A Negative Angle In Quadrant III III IV

II I III IV

II I A Positive Angle In Quadrant IV III IV

How Do We Usually Measure Angles? Degrees

What Quadrant does this angle in? It’s Terminal side lies on the positive y-axis What Quadrant does this angle in? NO Quadrant

What Quadrant does this angle in? It’s Terminal side lies on the negative x-axis What Quadrant does this angle in? NO Quadrant

One rotation counterclockwise Known Fact One rotation counterclockwise or 1 rot counterclockwise = 360º

Example

1 rot counterclockwise = 360º Find the degree measure of the angle and draw the angle in standard position. rot degrees 1 1 rot Known Fact 1 rot counterclockwise = 360º

Positive 270° tells us counterclockwise rotation Find the degree measure of the angle and draw the angle in standard position. rot degrees 1 1 rot Positive 270° tells us counterclockwise rotation

Next Example

Find the degree measure of the angle and draw the angle in standard position.

Known Fact One rotation clockwise

Next Example

rot degrees 1 1 rot Known Fact 1 rot clockwise = –360º Find the degree measure of the angle and draw the angle in standard position. rot degrees 1 1 rot Known Fact 1 rot clockwise = –360º

Negative 180° indicates a clockwise rotation Find the degree measure of the angle and draw the angle in standard position. rot degrees 1 1 rot Negative 180° indicates a clockwise rotation

Next Example

1 rot counterclockwise = 360º Find the degree measure of the angle and draw the angle in standard position. rot degrees 1 1 rot Known Fact 1 rot counterclockwise = 360º

Positive 840° tells us counterclockwise rotation Find the degree measure of the angle and draw the angle in standard position. rot degrees 1 1 rot Positive 840° tells us counterclockwise rotation

Protractor

Next Example

rot degrees 1 1 rot Known Fact 1 rot clockwise = – 360º Find the degree measure of the angle and draw the angle in standard position. rot degrees 1 1 rot Known Fact 1 rot clockwise = – 360º

How Do You Know What Quadrant?

How Do You Know What Quadrant?

How Do You Know What Quadrant? Protractor How Do You Know What Quadrant?

You Try

Find the degree measure of the angle for each rotation. Draw the angle in standard position. State which quadrant or axis on which the terminal side of each angle lies

Terminal side lies in the 2nd Quadrant – 2250 Terminal side lies in the 2nd Quadrant

Terminal side lies in the 3rd Quadrant 2160 Terminal side lies in the 3rd Quadrant

Terminal side lies in the 4th Quadrant 2800 Terminal side lies in the 4th Quadrant

Terminal side lies on the negative y-axis – 15300 Terminal side lies on the negative y-axis

Go The Other Way

1 rot counterclockwise = 360º 450° is how many rotations in which direction? Positive rotations 1 Known Fact 1 rot counterclockwise = 360º

1 rot counterclockwise = 360º 450° is how many rotations in which direction? ? rotations 1 Known Fact 1 rot counterclockwise = 360º

1 rot counterclockwise = 360º 450° is how many rotations in which direction? 1 rot rotations 1 Known Fact 1 rot counterclockwise = 360º

1 rot counterclockwise = 360º 450° is how many rotations in which direction? 1 rot rotations 1 Known Fact 1 rot counterclockwise = 360º

450° is how many rotations in which direction? 1 rot rotations 1 Counterclockwise

– 1530° is how many rotations in which direction? You Try

– 1530° is how many rotations in which direction? Clockwise