Question

Homework for today. Yay!!!!!
Sorry, this is for my own benefit, I like having my copy on paper and off paper.

Answer 1

APUSH- none. (if I were to get ahead: Intro activity and pg. 404-408)

Answer 2

Spanish- none, because I got it done during class

Answer 3

PE- none

Answer 4

AP Chem- Read Chapter 9 Section 1 Hybridization and Localized Electron Model. Read Chapter 10 Section 1 Intermolecular forces DO page 409 87, 88, 111, 112, 124, 101. Do POGIL Polar and non Polar molecules

Answer 5

AP Lang- two essay sentences

Answer 6

Honors Precalc- 6.1-6.3 to get ahead? Memorize unit circle

Answer 7

Honors Physics: free fall wkst

Answer 8

What do you have to memorize on the unit circle?
The angles? The coordinates?
All that business?

I have a few cool little tricks c:

Answer 9

omg, if you would help that would be EXCELLENT.
I need to be able to memorize THE WHOLE THING in less than five minutes.

Answer 10

Gotta finish eatin my food a sec :O

Answer 11

denominators are always 2

Answer 12

YEAH I KNOW AND IT GOES DOWN

Answer 13

Oh lol xD

Answer 14

ITS LIKE 1 AND THEN SQUARE ROOT OF 2 and 3

Answer 15

ya, x's count down,
y's count up, everything square root on top :d

fine fine fine, you already know that, hmm

Answer 16

then so the 45 degree angles are always square root 2/2

Answer 17

Hmm what else then? :d
Do you know all of your special angles pretty well?
Even the ones outside the first quadrant?

Answer 18

Angles that are not 45 degrees go by thirty?

Answer 19

Oh you be memorizing the degrees? Not radians?
Ok ok ok :D

Answer 20

WHATS RADIANS

Answer 21

The non 45 angles go by 30, hmm ya that's a nice way to remember it :D

Answer 22

It's another way of measuring stuff on the unit circle :U
30 degrees is equivalent to pi/6 radians on the unit circle.

No big deal tho, don't worry about that :x

Answer 23

Oh I need to know those, ugh.

Answer 24

Well this prolly only helps a TINY bit but,
at least in the first quadrant,
you can remember that the numbers are mismatched when converting from degrees to radians.

30 degrees is pi/6 radians.
60 degrees is pi/3 radians.

See how the 3's and 6's don't match? :U

Answer 25

OH I SEEE!!!

Answer 26

and then quadrant two is neg pos
quadrant three is neg neg
quadrant four is pos neg

Answer 27

Here is another useful trick perhaps.
So if you know that the pi/3 angle is this far away from the y-axis...

Answer 28

then you can be sure that the other pi/3 angles will be that same distance from the y-axis.

Answer 29

Besides the ones that are on the x-axis I guess -___-

Answer 30

Oh i see. these help alot, thank you.

Answer 31

let's wait till I take the test xD