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This Strategic Intervention Material involves "How to determine coordinates of a point in a unit circle". It is made by Mr. Roderick De Leon from Malinta National High School, Division of Valenzuela as a tool to facilitate learning during remedial classes and/or for advance studies.

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SIM-Coordinates of Points On The Unit Circle PDF

This Strategic Intervention Material involves "How to determine coordinates of a point in a unit circle". It is made by Mr. Roderick De Leon from Malinta National High School, Division of Valenzuela as a tool to facilitate learning during remedial classes and/or for advance studies.

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A Strategic Intervention Material Mathematics IV

Malinta National High School

Least Mastered Learning Competency:


Determine the coordinates of the Points on the Unit Circle

Subtasks:
1. Identify the Reference angle of a given angle. 2. Locate the quadrant in which the terminal side of the given angle terminates.

GUIDE CARD
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Theyre asking about the coordinates of 225?

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Lets discuss first the following terms which will be needed to determine the coordinates of the angle on the unit circle.
Here all angles are in standard position. Angle in standard position are angles whose initial sides lie on the positive x-axis. Every angle in unit circle can be expressed as function P() = (x, y). The following are special angles with their coordinates: P(30) = (3/2, 1/2) P(45) = (2/2, 2/2) P(60) = (1/2, 3/2)

Just remember the coordinates of those special angles huhBecause you will be using them later. Ok.Gotcha SoLets continue

Better if I will be in my normal me this time Now take a look at the angle below in unit circle, what do you observe? Reference angle is a positive acute angle between the x-axis and the terminal side of the given angle.
60 120

Therefore, reference angle of 120 is 60. Remember: Positive angle rotates Counterclockwise while Negative angle rotates Clockwise.

The angle is equal to120 it is not anymore a special angle! What will we do now? Wait! I will transform to think deeper Aha! Let us use its reference angle. My friend Crazy Dave will give some exercises for you on reference angle. OkI am very excited to meet him and ready to do the exercises.

ACTIVITY CARD

Activity #1: Crazy Dave! Hi I am Are you ready for this Identify the reference angle of the activity? following.

1. 150

5. 330

4. 225
Answer: _____ Answer: _____ Answer: _____

2. 60
Answer: _____

3. -120
Answer: _____

This time we are going to locate the quadrant the given angle terminates. Activity Here we#2: go againlets locate the quadrant each could angle you find the terminal side of each angle to the At what quadrant terminates. right?
1. 150 2. 60 3. -120 4. 225

5. 330

6. -30

7. -110

8. 368

Answers: 1. ____ 2. ____ 3.____ 4. ____ 5. ____ 6. ____ 7. ____ 8. ____ Questions: 1. Which of the angles are located in a) QI _________ b) QII __________ c) QIII ___________ and d) QIV ____________? 2. What are the signs of coordinates of angles terminate at QI, QII, QIII and QIV? __________________________________

Now I guess you know already the important terms to be considered in determining the coordinates of the angles on a unit circle. Try the next activity to enhance your knowledge on the concept. Activity #3: Fill in the blank with the correct answer.

Given Angle 1. 150 2. 60 3. -120 4. 225 5. 330

Reference angle/ Coordinates


30 / (3/2, 1/2) ___________

Quadrant/ Coordinates of the given angle


QII / (-3/2, 1/2) ____________

___________ ___________ ___________ ___________

____________ ____________ ____________ ____________

Questions: 1. How will you relate coordinates of the given angle and coordinates of its reference angle?__________________________________________ 2. What do we consider in determining the coordinates of the angles in unit circle? _________________________________________________

ASSESSMENT CARD
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Do you know already how to determine the coordinates of the angles in a unit circle? Its alright! Just call me once you need my help. Before you leave, answer the last activity for you to evaluate your understanding with the concept.

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I call this activity...S-MATCH DOWN


Match the circular figure with the rectangular figure by using an arrow to determine the correct coordinates of each angle.
315 (3/2, -1/2) (3/2, 1/2)

-30

240

-120

(-1/2, 3/2)

(-1/2, -3/2)
135 (-2/2, 2/2)

390

(2/2, -2/2)

Stop Look and Read More

To determine the coordinates of the angle on the unit circle, the following are to be considered
Every angle corresponds to a distinct coordinates (x, y) of point on the unit circle. This means P() = (x, y). 1. Direction of rotation of the angle in standard position 2. The quadrant in which the terminal side of the angle terminates 3. Its reference angle and magnitude of its coordinates.

ENRICHMENT CARD

Determine the coordinates of the following angles in radian measures.

1./3 2./4 3./6 4.5/3 5.-7/4

______ ______ ______ ______ ______

REFERENCE CARD
Dilao, Soledad J., Orines Fernando B., & Bernabe, Julieta G. (2009). Advanced Algebra, Trigonometry and Statistics. Department of Education, Republic of the Philippines Landicho, Elizabeth D. C. (2005). MSA Trigonometry. MSA Academic Advancement Institute Ayres, Frank Jr. A. & Robert E. Moyres (1999). Theory and Problems of Trigonometry, Third Edition: Schaums Outline Series, McGraw-Hill Companies Inc. Chua, Simon L., et al (1996). 21st Century Mathematics Fourth Year. Phoenix Publishing House WWW. GOOGLE.COM & WWW. YAHOO.COM. Images Search Engines

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