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Ratios of the side lengths of a triangle are called. You can use,, and ratios to find the measures of sides or angles of right triangles that may be missing. Right Trigonometric Ratios SineCosineTangent
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NAMEWRITTEN DEFINITION sine of ∠A sin A or cosine of ∠A cos A or tangent of ∠A tan A or A
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To calculate a trigonometric ratio, the lengths of the appropriate sides in the correct. Make sure your calculators are in mode when finding trigonometric ratios. The and of any acute angle of a right triangle is always. The of any acute angle of a right triangle is sometimes and sometimes. Substitute Ratio DEGREES Sine Cosine LessThan 1 WHY? The Hypotenuse which is in the Denominator is ALWAYS longer than either of the legs in the Numerator GreaterThan 1 Tangent LessThan
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Problem 1 Finding Trigonometric Ratios Find sin, cos and tan for the angles shown. A.A B. A B C B C sin A sin C cos A cos C tan A tan C 15 20 2525 9 12 15 Angle A (h)(h) (a)(a) (o)(o) Angle C (h)(h) (o)(o) (a)(a)
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Problem 2 Finding Trigonometric Ratios(Calculator) What is the value of each expression? A.sin 80°B.sin 45° C.cos 9°D.cos 45° E.tan 45°F.sin 15° Describe the relationship between sin 45° and cos 45°. Round to the nearest ten-thousandths (4 dec.) 0.98480.7071 0.9877 0.7071 10.2588 They are equal Because a 45-45-90 triangle, is isosceles, the legs are the same length. This creates the same ratios (fractions) for sine and cosine.
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