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2nd Semester Homework

Opens Closes Section Assignment
01/25/20 02/10/20 5.1-5.3 WeBWork
02/10/20 02/10/20 Sections 5.1-5.3 Quiz
02/09/20 02/14/20 5.4 pg. 405
#3-51 EOO
02/25/20 03/03/20 Chapter 7 Test Review:
pgs. 528-529
#3-62
03/03/20 03/04/20 Chapter 7 Test












03/05/20 03/15/20 Chapter 6 WeBWork




04/18/20 04/21/20 Chapter 6 pgs. 483-486
#1-7 odd
#8-14
#15-23 odd
#26-30
#31-63 odd
#65-82
04/21/20 04/21/20 Chapter 6 Test
04/24/20 05/01/20 Sections 8.1, 8.2 and 8.4 WeBWork
05/01/16 05/03/20 Review for 8.1, 8.2 and 8.4 pgs. 574
#1-3
#7-8
05/03/20 05/03/20 8.1, 8.2 and 8.4 Quiz
05/04/20 05/17/20 9.1 pgs. 587-589
#1-2
#3-73 odd
04/27/20 05/17/20 9.2 (this material will be for extra credit on the test)
pgs. 595-597
#1-4
#5-51 odd
05/17/20 05/17/20 Chapters 8 and 9 pgs. 572-573
#1-27 odd
#43-49 odd
pgs. 621-622
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04/29/20 04/29/20 Chapters 8 and 9 Test
05/02/20 05/06/20 Sections 11.1 - 11.4 Click here for WeBWork
Click here for Khan Academy Recommendations
(will be counted as a quiz grade)
05/09/20 06/03/20 Chapter 13 Click here for WeBWork
05/29/20 06/06/20 Various Quarter 4 Project (Khan Academy Due June 6th)
05/29/20 06/06/20 Review for Chapter 13 Quiz-Test pp. 881-882
#1-20
06/09/20 06/13/20 Final Exam Review See Below

Review for the Final Exam

Below is a list of skills needed for the final exam organized by chapter.

  • Chapter 5
    • Topics
      • Drawing an angle in standard position and finding its reference angle.
      • Finding the exact value for a trigonometric function given a special angle in degrees or radians.
      • Finding approximate value for a trigonometric function given an angle in degrees or radians.
      • Graphing two full cycles of a circular or trigonometric function and identifying its period, amplitude, phase displacement and vertical shift.
      • Using a circular function to model a real life situation.
      • Solving problems using circular functions.
    • Sample Problems
      • pg. 426 #1-14
  • Chapter 6
    • Topics
      • Making exact conversions (usually in terms of "pi") from degrees to radians and vice versa.
      • Converting angular velocity measurements (e.g. rpm to rad/min).
      • Converting linear velocity measurements (e.g. ft/sec to mph).
      • Finding linear velocity from angular velocity and vice versa given the distance from the center of a spinning object.
      • Finding the missing measurements of a right triangle using trigonometric functions.
      • Solving right triangle word problems.
      • Using the Law of Cosines to find missing measurements of an oblique triangle.
      • Using the Law of Sines to find missing measurements of an oblique triangle.
      • Using the area formula when SAS is given or can be determined.
    • Sample Problems
      • pg. 487-488 #1-10 and #13-21
  • Chapter 7
    • Topics
      • Rewriting expressions and solving equations using the following Identities:
        • Reciprocal
        • Pythagorean
        • Quotient
      • Finding the approximate measurement of an angle in degrees given the value of a trigonometric function and the angle's quadrant when graphed in standard position.
      • Finding the approximate value of a variable in radians given the value of a circular function and the variable's domain.
      • Evaluating circular or trigonometric functions for specific variables or angles.
      • Solving circular or trigonometric functions given the value of f(x) and the desired domain (e.g. if f(x)=3, find the first three positive values for x)
    • Sample Problems
      • pg. 532 #7-10
  • Chapter 8
    • Topics
      • Converting polar coordinates to rectangular coordinates and vice versa.
      • Converting polar equations to rectangular equations and vice versa.
      • Graphing polar equations.
      • Graphing parametric equations.
      • Converting parametric equations to rectangular equations.
    • Sample Problems
      • pg. 572-573 #2-28 even and #44-48 even
  • Chapter 9
    • Topics
      • Graphing a vector given in component form.
      • Writing a vector that is defined by its endpoints to component form.
      • Finding the directions and magnitude of a vector.
      • Performing the following operations with vectors.
        • Addition
        • Subtraction
        • Scalar Multiplication
      • Modeling and solving problems using vectors.
    • Sample Problems
      • pg. 623 #1-4
  • Chapter 11
    • Topics
      • Converting an equation for a conic section to standard form and sketching the graph.
    • Sample Problems
      • pg. 775 #1,7,8 and 9
  • Chapter 13
    • Topics
      • Evaluating Limits
      • Use Limits to Estimate the Instantaneous Slope of a Function
    • Sample Problems
      • pg. 883 #1-3 (algebraically), 4-5 (use your calculator to estimate)
  • Additional Sample Problems
    • pgs. 538  #1-8, 10-12
    • pg. 628   #1,2,4-7
    • pg. 773  #1-23 odd