Clipart illustrations of circles that are often used in trigonometry. Included are images showing arcs, angles, chords, and radians.
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Circle, 1 radian
Illustration of Circle with radian shown.... |
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Circle, 36 degree Angles and radius 1.5
Circle with 36 degree angles marked. This diagram can be used with the following trig problem: Locate the centers of the holes B and C by finding the distance each is to the right and above the cen... |
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Circle, center O and radius r
Circle modeling the earth. O is the center of the earth, r the radius of the earth, and h the height of the point P above the surface; it is required to find the distance from the point P to the hori... |
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Circle, chord of 2 ft. and radius of 3 ft.
Circle with chord AB=2 ft. and radius OA = 3 ft.. Triangle AOC is a right triangle. Angle AOC=half angle AOB, and the central angle AOB has the same measure as the arc AnB.... |
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Circle, Versedsine and Coversedsine
The coversedsine is equal to 1 minus the sine. In this figure, AE is parallel to OB; hence, EO = AC = sine of angle AOC, when radius OA - 1. Therefore, Coversedsine = 1 - sine = 1 - AC/OA = 1 - AC =... |
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Circles, Concentric With Angle of 1 °
"If AOB is an angle of 1 ° on the larger circle, it is also 1 ° on the smaller concentric circle, and the length of the arc AB is to the length of the arc CD as to radius OB is to the radius O... |
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Radians, complete circle
Illustration showing that the radian is an angle that when placed at the center of a circle its sides intercept an arc equal to the radius.... |
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Trigonometric Circle, Arcs and Angles of
"In trigonometry, the arcs of circles are used to measure angles. All angles are supposed to have their vertexes at the center O of the circle, one side of the angle lying to the right of O, and coin... |