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    Pre-Calculus

    Units of Angle
    Measure
    Group 6
    What is Angle?

    the space between two lines


    or planes that intersect; the
    inclination of one line to
    another; measured in degrees
    or radians.
    There are three (3) units of
    angle measure.

    i. Revolution
    ii. Degree Measure
    iii. Radian Measure
    Revolution
    REVOLUTION (REV) IS THE SIMPLEST,
    MOST NATURAL UNIT OF MEASURE FOR
    GEOMETRIC ANGLES.
    OTHER NAMES FOR THIS UNIT ARE FULL CIRCLE,
    TURN, FULL TURN, AND ROTATION (ROT).

    A revolution is the measure of an angle formed when the initial side rotates
    all the way around its vertex until it reaches its initial position. Thus, the
    terminal side is in the same exact position as the initial side.
    1 Revolution = 360 degrees
    One Degree = 60 minutes
    1 Minute = 60 second

    1 rev = 360°
    1° = 60’
    1’ = 60’’
    Example: How to change angle measure in decimals to minutes
    and seconds?

    To convert the angle measure expressed in decimal into


    minutes, multipy the tenths part by 60'.

    i. 18.5°

    i. 18.5° = 18°+0.5(60')
    = 18°+30'
    =18°30'
    Reminder:
    When an angle measure expressed as a decimal includes hours,
    the hours remain the same upon conversion.
    Example: How to change angle measure in decimals to minutes
    and seconds?

    To convert the angle measure expressed in decimal into


    seconds, multipy the hundreths part by 60".

    ii. 21.18° i. 21.18° = 21°+0.18(60')


    = 21°+10.8'
    =21°10'+0.8(60")
    = 21°+10'+48"
    Reminder:
    When an angle measure expressed as a decimal includes hours,
    the hours remain the same upon conversion.
    One radian is the measure

    RADIAN
    of a central angle that
    intercepts an arc s equal in
    length to the radius r of the

    MEASURE
    circle. Since the circumference
    of a circle is 2πr , one
    revolution around a circle of
    radius r corresponds to an
    angle of 2π radians because
    sr=2πrr=2π radians.
    RADIAN MEASURE

    Circumference
    C = 2πr
    =
    C = 2π (1 rad)
    Radian Measure
    C = 2π rad
    2π rad = 360°
    π rad = 180°
    rad = 180° 1°= 180°
    ---------- -----------
    π π
    Converting
    Radian Radian Measure
    Measure
    ( Radian Measure to Degree Measure )
    to Degree Measur
    MULTIPLY THE NUMBER OF RADIANS
    BY

    180°
    ______

    Degrees to radians is a form of


    conversion used to convert the
    DEGREE MEASURE measurement of angles. Just like
    every quantity has a unit of
    TO measurement, angles also have
    RADIAN MEASURE units for measurement. For
    measuring the angles, degrees
    and radians are used as the units
    of measurement.
    HOW TO CONVERT DEGREE
    MEASURE TO RADIAN MEASURE?
    To convert from degrees
    to radians, multiply the
    degrees by π/180°
    radians.
    DEGREES TO
    FORMULA: RADIANS CHART:

    Radians = Degrees × (π/180°)


    EXAMPLE:

    i. 20°
    ii. 28°

    Solution:

    a) 20° × (π/180°) = π/9 Radians.


    b) 28° × (π/180°) = 7π/45 Radians.
    Thank you!
    GROUP 6
    12-STEM A

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