How to Remember the Unit Circle (NancyPi)

MIT grad shows how to remember the unit circle angles and points. The cos value is the first number in the point, and the sin is the second coordinate in the point. There are patterns within the unit circle that make it easier to understand and to memorize. To skip ahead: 1) For the ANGLES on the unit circle, skip to time 1:00. 2) For how to find COS (cosine function) values, skip to 4:18. 3) For the SIN (sine function) values, skip to 7:39. 4) For the COMPLETE UNIT CIRCLE chart explained, with all the points, and also when to use a NEGATIVE SIGN in some quadrants, skip to 8:17. 5) For DEGREES of the angles in the trig unit circle, skip to 10:50. This video gives memorization help for the unit circle with a trick, as well as a review of how to use the circle to find sin, cos, and tan. The cosine and sine values are the x and y coordinates of the unit circle points. Nancy formerly of MathBFF explains the steps.
For my video on TRIGONOMETRY basics and trigonometric functions (sin, cos, tan, csc, sec, cot trig functions and basic trigonometry), jump to: • Basic Trigonometry: Si...
For my video on CONVERTING angles between RADIANS and DEGREES, jump to: • Radians and Degrees (N...
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Unit circle trigonometry comes up a lot in geometry, precalculus, and even calculus problems. The trig unit circle is a circle of radius one. For each angle, there is a point on the trig circle whose x-coordinate is the cosine value of the angle and whose y-coordinate is the sine value of the angle. It is a way of finding exact values of trig functions. Here is how to memorize the unit circle values, how to fill in the unit circle, and how to use the unit circle:
ANGLES (in radians):
First, the radian angle measures of the four "corner" points on the radian circle are 0, pi/2, pi, 3pi/2, and 2pi. The 2pi angle is one complete full circle around the unit circle (radians) and is in the same position as the 0 angle measure.
Next, it's easiest to identify the "pi/4" angles, as they are each in the exact middle of a quadrant. Pi/4 can be marked in the middle of the first quadrant (Quadrant I), 3pi/4 is in the middle of the second quadrant, 5pi/4 is in the middle of the third quadrant, and 7pi/4 is in the middle of the fourth quadrant.
Next, the "pi/6" angles are positioned closer to the x-axis and are pi/6, 5pi/6, 7pi/6, and 11pi/6.
Finally, the "pi/3" angels are positioned closer to the y-axis and are pi/3, 2pi/3, 4pi/3, and 5pi/3.
(X,Y) POINT FOR EACH ANGLE GIVES YOU SIN AND COS trig values:
There are patterns to remember the (x,y) coordinates of the point on the trigonometric circle ("pi circle") that corresponds to each angle mentioned above.
Since each of the four "corner" points at 0, pi/2, 3pi/2, and 2pi is a distance of one full unit from the origin center of the circle, their unit circle coordinates are each (1,0), (0,1), (-1,0), and (0, -1), respectively.
NOTE: For the other angles, you only need to remember these three important numbers:
1/2
(square-root of 2)/2
(square-root of 3)/2
You just need to remember that:
1) The SMALLEST of these numbers is 1/2
2) The MID-SIZED number is (square-root of 2)/2
3) The LARGEST of these numbers is (square-root of 3)/2
For each of the remaining angles (for instance pi/6, pi/4, pi/3, etc), if the corresponding point on the circle has the smallest possible x-distance, its x-coordinate is 1/2, and if it has the largest possible x-distance, its x-coordinate is (square-root of 3)/2. If it has the middle distance, its coordinate value is (square-root of 2)/2. The same is true for the y-values.
NOTE: When doing unit circle practice, working on a unit circle worksheet, or studying for a unit circle quiz, remember that the x-coordinate is the COS value, and the y-coordinate will give you the SIN value. For instance, for the unit circle point (1,0) at angle 0, the value of cos 0 is the x-value 1, and the the value of sin 0 is the y-value 0.
For how to find TAN (tangent) from the sin and cos values, jump to my trig video at • Basic Trigonometry: Si...
This unit circle used all radian values for the angles. For how to convert from radians to degrees, jump to • Radians and Degrees (N...
For more trigonometry math, unit circle calculator, trigonometry formulas, unit circle project, trig functions chart, trig circle chart, trigonometry table, right triangle trigonometry, circular functions, and trigonometry problems math help, and for more of my videos for geometry, precalculus, calculus, and algebra, check out: nancypi.com

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Couple things that I observed which helped me remember this: (Cos, Sin) - remember CS for computer science. Also, 1 == Sqrt(1), which makes the pattern even more obvious. Also 2 == Sqrt(4), so the pattern is actually quite nice if you look at it this way. Thanks so much Nancy, awesome vid.

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This is an easier way : You only need to memorize the degrees . You can find the radian by multiplying the degree times pie over 180. And you can find the x and y values by inserting the same degree with cos being x and y being sin .Note on the calculator : switch degrees to radians when finding the radian of the degree.

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Always enjoy your math videos, Nancy! Excellent video on the unit circle. I remember drilling this into my brain and am glad I did because it comes in handy in so many math classes. I never found an easy way to memorize it other than just studying the circle over and over again.

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Here's an easier way: From 0 to 90°... countdown 3,2,1, going up. After that, everything is rooted, everything is halved. Rinse and repeat 😁

Nicholas Sway not everything is rooted, just numerators. Good one though.

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I understood this perfectly in 7 minutes, thanks for teaching me what my teacher couldn’t teach ):

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I never saw that before, thank you so much, we only did it by 90 degrees in my class but this is much better and we never whet over the cos and sin values in the points of the circle. So big thanks to you!

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This is fantastic. Thank you. Once I get the pattern down as you described, it's super easy. I only need to memorize the 1/2, sqrt(2)/2, and sqrt(3)/2 and the rest falls into place.

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There is an easy way to remember this using your hand. She doesn't explain it in the video but it came back to me afterwards. I suggest looking up how to memorize unit circle using your hand.

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Hi Nancy. I find it helps my students to know that the numbers are root(0)/2, root(1)/2, root(2)/2, root(3)/2, and root(4)/2, simplified.

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its been 2 days in my precal 2 class and this made so much sense

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We need to learn more trig. You make things sound the easiest of anyone I've ever heard. Let's learn more or this is "...rapidly turning into a disaster."

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Thank you for this. Much simpler and easier to understand with the patterns you showed than how my math professor explained it.

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I tend to explain this using the series sqrt(0)/2 - sqrt(1)/2 - sqrt(2)/2 - sqrt(3)/2 - sqrt(4)/2. I have the impression it's easier to remember than 0-1-sqrt(2)-sqrt(3)-2. For the rest, keep up the good work!

[@giant3909]

I just started calc 2 and Fourier series. This is helpful, thanks!

[@BoRerunn]

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[@elysiancx3982]

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[@melkamugashaw9779]

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