Chapter 14 - Circular Functions

Background of Circular Functions by James Tanton-

Ex	Learning Intentions	Questions
14A	Be able to change between radians and degrees	1abef, 2abeg, 3ac, 6ace, 7
14B	Evaluating circular functions of sin and cos	1aceg, 2aceg, 3abcfh
14C	Evaluating tan	1abce, 2abce, 3
14D	Be able to evaluate unknowns using correct trigonometric ratios	1acdfgi
14E	Be able to evaluate trig ratios using symmetrical properties.	1aceg, 2, 3, 6LHS
14F	Using familiar angles to evaluate sin cos and tan	1acegi, 2acdegi,3abceg
14G	Basic Sin and Cosine graphs Transformations of Sin and COS	1adg, 2, 3acg, 5ac, 8
14H	Finding multiple solutions to trig equations	1, 3, 6
14I	graphs of trig functions sine and cosine with translations	1abfi, 2, 5ace
14J	more translations	1ad, 2ad, 3a
14K	Be able to use relationships between sine and cosine	1ac, 4
14L	Produce graphs of tangent function Transformations of Tangent graphs	1ab, 2ab, 3ac, 4a
14M	Solving trig equations using calculator	1, 2ac
14N	Finding general multiple solutions	1, 2, 5
14O	Using trig functions, solve questions with applications	1, 3, 5, 7