Degrees, radians and the basic angle

Degrees, radians and the basic angle

Secondary 4
4 marks
TGM Original Questions

An angle \(\theta\) is \(252^\circ\).

  1. Express \(\theta\) in radians in terms of \(\pi\).[1]
  2. State the quadrant containing its terminal arm and find its basic angle in degrees.[2]
  3. State the signs of \(\sin\theta\), \(\cos\theta\) and \(\tan\theta\).[1]

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Answer:(a) \(7\pi/5\). (b) Quadrant III; \(72^\circ\). (c) Negative, negative, positive.

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