Learn How to Graph a Negative Angle in Terms of 6ths

The video tutorial discusses the concept of standard form in geometry, focusing on the initial side and the direction of angles. It explains the fractions of a circle, particularly π and its equivalence to 6π/6. The tutorial further explores how to calculate missing fractions, specifically π/6, and describes the initial and terminal sides of an angle. The session concludes with a confirmation of understanding from the students.

What does a negative initial side indicate in standard form?

• The angle is moving clockwise.

• The angle is moving upwards.

• The angle is stationary.

• The angle is moving counterclockwise.

How is π related to a circle in terms of 6π/6?

• π is equivalent to 5π/6.

• π is equivalent to 3π/6.

• π is equivalent to 6π/6.

• π is equivalent to 2π/6.

What is the significance of missing π/6 from 6π/6?

• It indicates a small portion of the circle is missing.

• It has no significance.

• It completes the circle.

• It represents a full circle.

What is the relationship between the initial and terminal sides of an angle?

• They define the angle's position.

• They form a complete circle.

• They are unrelated.

• They are always equal.

What is the angle size of the small portion discussed in the video?

• π/2

• π/4

• π/3

• π/6