The Minute Hand
Part of the Angles and the Unit Circle section of Coddy's Trigonometry journey. Lesson 52 of 57.
A clock's minute hand is 12 cm long. In 20 minutes its tip moves along part of a circle. How far does the tip travel? Give the exact length in terms of π.
Challenge
Find s, the distance the tip of the 12 cm minute hand travels in 20 minutes. Write s with the angle in radians, then a line with s exact, as a multiple of π. Then press Check.
This lesson includes a short quiz. Start the lesson to answer it and track your progress.
This lesson includes a short quiz. Start the lesson to answer it and track your progress.
All lessons in Angles and the Unit Circle
1A Point on a Circle
Height on the CircleAcross: the CosineSame Height, Two AnglesRecap: Height and Across4Radians
What a Radian IsDegrees to RadiansRadians to DegreesRadians Without πTurns in RadiansRecap: Radians5Arc Length and Sector Area
Arc LengthArcs From DegreesFinding the AngleSector AreaRecap: A Slice of Pizza8All Four Quadrants
Points in Quadrant IIQuadrants III and IVEvery Angle for a ValuePoints in RadiansExact Values in RadiansRecap: Four Quadrants11Final Challenges
The Minute HandThe Ferris Wheel SeatFour Angles, Two TurnsThe Garden SprinklerA Negative Radian PointWhich Angle?