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Positive or negative angle

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Categories
  1. Positive
  2. Negative
Questions
  1. Answer
    Positive
    Question
    Rotation is anticlockwise
  2. Answer
    Negative
    Question
    Rotation is clockwise
  3. Answer
    Negative
    Question
    Turning the way a clock does
  4. Answer
    Positive
    Question
    Turning against the clock
  5. Answer
    Negative
    Question
    An angle written as minus thirty
  6. Answer
    Positive
    Question
    An angle written as plus sixty
Instructions
Pull each rotation towards the sign it carries.
_Source: syllabus Mathematics, Ch 3 'Trigonometric Functions'_

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Which ratios are positive

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Items
  1. Item
    First quadrant
    Category
    All positive
  2. Item
    Zero to ninety
    Category
    All positive
  3. Item
    Second quadrant
    Category
    Sine only
  4. Item
    Ninety to 180
    Category
    Sine only
  5. Item
    Third quadrant
    Category
    Tangent only
  6. Item
    Fourth quadrant
    Category
    Cosine only
Categories
  1. Item
    All positive
  2. Item
    Sine only
  3. Item
    Tangent only
  4. Item
    Cosine only
Instructions
Tap each quadrant into what stays positive there.
_Source: syllabus Mathematics, Ch 3 'Trigonometric Functions'_

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Type the trig function

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Questions
  1. sine
  2. cosine
  3. tangent
  4. secant
  5. radian
Instructions
Tap the letters in order to spell each function.
_Source: syllabus Mathematics, Ch 3 'Trigonometric Functions'_

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