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I worked on the mazes using 180 degrees =pi radians to convert

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Worked on homework and talked about project

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We are closing out the trig unit, so this week we are focusing on 3 worksheets: word problems using trig and inverse trig relations, and 2 mazes converting radians and degrees. Answers are included in this week's Schoology folder.

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Worked on radians to degrees

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4-18 Khan Academy Radians - Degrees Christian Clark

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4-18 Khan Academy Radians - Degrees Christian Clark

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To change radians to degrees multiply by 180/pi

To change degrees to radians multiply by pi/180

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Worked on homework

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April 11 - Khan Academy Radians and Degrees Christian Clark

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April 11 - Khan Academy Radians and Degrees Christian Clark

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I did he quiz and practiced trig ratios

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4-4 Khan Academy - Solve for an angle in right triangles Christian Clark

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4-4 Khan Academy - Solve for an angle in right triangles Christian Clark

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Khan Academy - Solve for a side in right triangles worksheet

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Computed inverse trigonometric ratios to find the missing angle of a right triangle

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Khan Academy - Solve for a side in right triangles Christian Clark

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Khan Academy - Solve for a side in right triangles Christian Clark

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Khan Academy - Solve for a side in right triangles

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I worked on solving for a side using trig functions

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Working on khan academy

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Khan Academy - Trigonometric Ratios in Right Triangles - Christian Clark

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Khan Academy - Trigonometric Ratios in Right Triangles - Christian Clark

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Khan Academy -Trigonometric ratios in right triangles

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Worked on homework

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Defined and used sine, cosine, and tangent to find missing sides of a right triangle. SOH-CAH-TOA

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I did khan academy ratios in right triangles

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3-31 Right triangle ratios - Christian Clark

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3-31 Right triangle ratios - Christian Clark

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Worked on right triangles in khan academy

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Working on missing

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Use ratios to find the measure of the missing angle. From the angle's perspective, identify the adjacent and opposite sides. The hypotenuse is always the hypotenuse.

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Did khan academy

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I worked in khan academy and on notes

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Used pythagorean theorem in solving word problems and found distances between coordinates using the Pythagorean theorem

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3-27 Khan Academy Distance between two points

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3-27 Khan Academy Distance between two points

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3-27 Khan Academy Distance between two points

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3-27 Khan Academy Distance between two points

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Khan Academy Distance between two points

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3-25 Pythagorean Theorem worksheet - Christian Clark 

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3-25 Pythagorean Theorem worksheet - Christian Clark 

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I worked on problems and learned the Pythagorean theorem

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I worked on notes and homework

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We reviewed the Pythagorean Theorem to find the length of a missing side of a triangle. Hypotenuse = longest side, the shorter sides are called legs.