SPEED DATING I CAN IDENTIFY & USE THE REFERENCE ANGLES ON THE UNIT CIRCLE TO FIND TERMINAL POINTS.
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SPEED DATINGI CAN IDENTIFY & USE THE REFERENCE ANGLES ON
THE UNIT CIRCLE TO FIND TERMINAL POINTS.
FOLLOW THE PROMPTS
PARTNER 1
HELLO I AM …
PARTNER 2
HELLO I AM …
PARTNER 1
THE ANGLE IS THE SAME DISTANCE FROM THE X-AXIS AS _____, _____ & _____ ANGLES.
PARTNER 1
THE ANGLE IS THE SAME DISTANCE FROM THE X-AXIS AS 150, 210 & 330 ANGLES.
PARTNER 2
THE , 150, 210 & 330 ANGLES ARE ALL _______ DEGREES FROM THE X-AXIS.
PARTNER 2
THE , 150, 210 & 330 ANGLES ARE ALL 30 DEGREES FROM THE X-AXIS.
PARTNER 1
AT THE ANGLE THE TERMINAL POINT IS ( , ).
PARTNER 1
AT THE ANGLE THE TERMINAL POINT IS .
PARTNER 2
THE TERMINAL POINTS AT HAVE THE SAME __________ LENGTH AND THE SAME ___________ LENGTH FROM THE ORIGIN.
PARTNER 2
THE TERMINAL POINTS AT HAVE THE SAME HORIZONTAL LENGTH AND THE SAME VERTICAL LENGTH FROM THE ORIGIN.
PARTNER 1
WHAT IS THE SIMILARITY BETWEEN THE X & Y-COORDINATES OF THE ?
PARTNER 1
WHAT IS THE SIMILARITY BETWEEN THE X & Y-COORDINATES OF THE ?
THE ABSOLUTE VALUE OF THE X & Y COORDINATES MAKE THEM THE SAME ORDERED PAIR!
PARTNER 2
WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE X & Y-COORDINATES OF THE ?
PARTNER 2
WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE X & Y-COORDINATES OF THE ?
X AND Y ARE EITHER POSITIVE OR NEGATIVE DEPENDING ON WHICH QUADRANT THE ANGLE IS IN ON THE COORDINATE PLANE.
PARTNER 1
THE ANGLE IS CALLED THE REFERENCE ANGLE FOR THE ___, ___ & ___ ANGLES.
PARTNER 1
THE ANGLE IS CALLED THE REFERENCE ANGLE FOR THE 150, 210 & 330 ANGLES.
PARTNER 2
KNOWING THE REFERENCE ANGLE & THE QUADRANT OF THE ANGLE WILL HELP IDENTIFY THE _______ _________ AT .
PARTNER 2
KNOWING THE REFERENCE ANGLE & THE QUADRANT OF THE ANGLE WILL HELP IDENTIFY THE TERMINAL POINT AT .
SWITCH
PARTNER 1
I AM …
PARTNER 2
I AM …
PARTNER 1
THE ANGLE IS THE SAME DISTANCE FROM THE X-AXIS AS _____, _____ & _____ ANGLES.
PARTNER 1
THE ANGLE IS THE SAME DISTANCE FROM THE X-AXIS AS 120, 240 & 300 ANGLES.
PARTNER 2
THE , 120, 240 & 300 ANGLES ARE ALL _______ DEGREES FROM THE X-AXIS.
PARTNER 2
THE , 120 240 & 300 ANGLES ARE ALL DEGREES FROM THE X-AXIS.
PARTNER 1
AT THE ANGLE THE TERMINAL POINT IS ( , ).
PARTNER 1
AT THE ANGLE THE TERMINAL POINT IS .
PARTNER 2
THE TERMINAL POINTS AT HAVE THE SAME __________ LENGTH AND THE SAME ___________ LENGTH FROM THE ORIGIN.
PARTNER 2
THE TERMINAL POINTS AT HAVE THE SAME HORIZONTAL LENGTH AND THE SAME VERTICAL LENGTH FROM THE ORIGIN.
PARTNER 1
WHAT IS THE SIMILARITY BETWEEN THE X & Y-COORDINATES OF THE ?
PARTNER 1
WHAT IS THE SIMILARITY BETWEEN THE X & Y-COORDINATES OF THE ?
THE ABSOLUTE VALUE OF THE X & Y COORDINATES MAKE THEM THE SAME ORDERED PAIR!
PARTNER 2
WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE X & Y-COORDINATES OF THE ?
PARTNER 2
WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE X & Y-COORDINATES OF THE ?
X AND Y ARE EITHER POSITIVE OR NEGATIVE DEPENDING ON WHICH QUADRANT THE ANGLE IS IN ON THE COORDINATE PLANE.
PARTNER 1
THE ANGLE IS CALLED THE REFERENCE ANGLE FOR THE ___, ___ & ___ ANGLES.
PARTNER 1
THE ANGLE IS CALLED THE REFERENCE ANGLE FOR THE ANGLES.
PARTNER 2
KNOWING THE REFERENCE ANGLE & THE QUADRANT OF THE ANGLE WILL HELP IDENTIFY THE _______ _________ AT .
PARTNER 2
KNOWING THE REFERENCE ANGLE & THE QUADRANT OF THE ANGLE WILL HELP IDENTIFY THE TERMINAL POINT AT .
SWITCH
PARTNER 1
MY NAME IS …
PARTNER 2
MY NAME IS …
PARTNER 1
THE ANGLE IS THE SAME DISTANCE FROM THE X-AXIS AS _____, _____ & _____ ANGLES.
PARTNER 1
THE ANGLE IS THE SAME DISTANCE FROM THE X-AXIS AS ANGLES.
PARTNER 2
THE , ANGLES ARE ALL _______ DEGREES FROM THE X-AXIS.
PARTNER 2
THE , ANGLES ARE ALL DEGREES FROM THE X-AXIS.
PARTNER 1
AT THE ANGLE THE TERMINAL POINT IS ( , ).
PARTNER 1
AT THE ANGLE THE TERMINAL POINT IS .
PARTNER 2
THE TERMINAL POINTS AT HAVE THE SAME __________ LENGTH AND THE SAME ___________ LENGTH FROM THE ORIGIN.
PARTNER 2
THE TERMINAL POINTS AT HAVE THE SAME HORIZONTAL LENGTH AND THE SAME VERTICAL LENGTH FROM THE ORIGIN.
PARTNER 1
WHAT IS THE SIMILARITY BETWEEN THE X & Y-COORDINATES OF THE ?
PARTNER 1
WHAT IS THE SIMILARITY BETWEEN THE X & Y-COORDINATES OF THE ?
THE ABSOLUTE VALUE OF THE X & Y COORDINATES MAKE THEM THE SAME ORDERED PAIR!
PARTNER 2WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE X & Y-COORDINATES OF THE ?
PARTNER 2WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE X & Y-COORDINATES OF THE ?
X AND Y ARE EITHER POSITIVE OR NEGATIVE DEPENDING ON WHICH QUADRANT THE ANGLE IS IN ON THE COORDINATE PLANE.
PARTNER 1
THE 45 ANGLE IS CALLED THE REFERENCE ANGLE FOR THE ___, ___, & ___ ANGLES.
PARTNER 1
THE 45 ANGLE IS CALLED THE REFERENCE ANGLE FOR THE ANGLES.
PARTNER 2
KNOWING THE REFERENCE ANGLE & THE QUADRANT OF THE ANGLE WILL HELP IDENTIFY THE _______ _________ AT .
PARTNER 2
KNOWING THE REFERENCE ANGLE & THE QUADRANT OF THE ANGLE WILL HELP IDENTIFY THE TERMINAL POINT AT .
SWITCH
PARTNER 1
HI I AM …MY FAVORITE FOOD IS …
PARTNER 2
HI I AM …MY FAVORITE FOOD IS …
PARTNER 1
THE TERMINAL POINT AT IS ( , ) BECAUSE THIS ANGLE IS IN QUADRANT ___.
PARTNER 1
THE TERMINAL POINT AT IS BECAUSE THIS ANGLE IS IN QUADRANT I.
PARTNER 2
THE TERMINAL POINT AT IS ( , ) BECAUSE THIS ANGLE IS IN QUADRANT ___.
PARTNER 2
THE TERMINAL POINT AT IS BECAUSE THIS ANGLE IS IN QUADRANT II.
PARTNER 1
THE TERMINAL POINT AT IS ( , ) BECAUSE THIS ANGLE IS IN QUADRANT ___.
PARTNER 1
THE TERMINAL POINT AT IS BECAUSE THIS ANGLE IS IN QUADRANT III.
PARTNER 2
THE TERMINAL POINT AT IS ( , ) BECAUSE THIS ANGLE IS IN QUADRANT ___.
PARTNER 2
THE TERMINAL POINT AT IS BECAUSE THIS ANGLE IS IN QUADRANT IV.
SWITCH
PARTNER 1
MY NAME IS …THE COLLEGE I WANT TO GO
TO IS ...
PARTNER 2
MY NAME IS …THE COLLEGE I WANT TO GO
TO IS …
PARTNER 1
THE TERMINAL POINT AT IS ( , ) BECAUSE THIS ANGLE IS IN QUADRANT ___.
PARTNER 1
THE TERMINAL POINT AT IS BECAUSE THIS ANGLE IS IN QUADRANT I.
PARTNER 2
THE TERMINAL POINT AT IS ( , ) BECAUSE THIS ANGLE IS IN QUADRANT ___.
PARTNER 2
THE TERMINAL POINT AT IS BECAUSE THIS ANGLE IS IN QUADRANT II.
PARTNER 1
THE TERMINAL POINT AT IS ( , ) BECAUSE THIS ANGLE IS IN QUADRANT ___.
PARTNER 1
THE TERMINAL POINT AT IS BECAUSE THIS ANGLE IS IN QUADRANT III.
PARTNER 2
THE TERMINAL POINT AT IS ( , ) BECAUSE THIS ANGLE IS IN QUADRANT ___.
PARTNER 2
THE TERMINAL POINT AT IS BECAUSE THIS ANGLE IS IN QUADRANT IV.
SWITCH
PARTNER 1 & PARTNER 2
IT IS NICE TO SEE YOU AGAIN.
PARTNER 1
THE TERMINAL POINT AT IS ( , ) BECAUSE THIS ANGLE IS IN QUADRANT ___.
PARTNER 1
THE TERMINAL POINT AT IS BECAUSE THIS ANGLE IS IN QUADRANT I.
PARTNER 2
THE TERMINAL POINT AT IS ( , ) BECAUSE THIS ANGLE IS IN QUADRANT ___.
PARTNER 2
THE TERMINAL POINT AT IS BECAUSE THIS ANGLE IS IN QUADRANT II.
PARTNER 1
THE TERMINAL POINT AT IS ( , ) BECAUSE THIS ANGLE IS IN QUADRANT ___.
PARTNER 1
THE TERMINAL POINT AT IS BECAUSE THIS ANGLE IS IN QUADRANT III.
PARTNER 2
THE TERMINAL POINT AT IS ( , ) BECAUSE THIS ANGLE IS IN QUADRANT ___.
PARTNER 2
THE TERMINAL POINT AT IS BECAUSE THIS ANGLE IS IN QUADRANT IV.
I CAN IDENTIFY & USE THE REFERENCE ANGLES ON THE UNIT CIRCLE TO FIND TERMINAL POINTS.
PARTNER 1 AND PARTNER 2
PARTNER 1 AND PARTNER 2
EXIT TICKET:The 3 reference angles are ____, ____, & ____.The reference angles are important because …
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