Reference AnglesVideos, worksheets, games and acivities to help Algebra 2 students learn about reference angles.
Sine and cosine at non-acute angles To find the value of sine and cosine at non-acute angles (from 90 to 360), first draw the angle on the unit circle and find the reference angle. A reference angle is formed by the terminal side and the x-axis and will therefore always be acute. When evaluating cosine and sine for the reference angle, determine if each value is positive or negative by identifying the quadrant the terminal side is in.
A discussion of what reference angles are and how to find them, and then how to use them to determine the sine and cosine values of angles greater than ninety degrees.
Finding the reference angle given an angle
Determining Trig Function Values Using Reference Angles and Reference Triangles
Evaluating trigonometric functions using the reference angle
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