MAT135H1 Lecture Notes - Lecture 1: Radian, Hypotenuse, Trigonometric Functions

• School: UTSG
• Department: Mathematics
• Course: MAT135H1
• Professor: natalia Christina Garcia

Document Summary

Mat135 lec0101 - lecture 1 - introduction to course & review of trigonometry. Instructor: natalia garcia-fritz (natalie. garciafritz@utoronto. ca: office & office hours: ba6103, wednesdays 10:10 - 11:00. Course administrator: anthony lam (lam@math. utoronto. ca: contact using only your @mail. utoronto. ca email; the subject line should include mat135 , office: ba6125. All information about the course can be found on: http://www. math. toronto. edu/lam/ Print and download mat135 course outline as soon as possible: contains information on schedule, textbook, syllabus, homework, test / quiz dates. Angles are measured in degrees and radians, though radians is used primarily: rad = 180 , the radian sign is not written in an equation. Standard position of an angle: vertex is at origin; one ray is on positive x-axis (initial side); other ray extends from origin in any direction (terminal side) Origin (and vertex) - intersection of x-axis and y-axis. Can draw a right angle triangle given an acute angle .