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www.thevisualclassroom.com Trigonometry: The study of triangles (sides and angles) physics surveying Trigonometry has been used for centuries in the study of: astronomy geography engineering
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www.thevisualclassroom.com A B C adjacent h y p o t e n u s e opposite
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A B C adjacent opposite h y p o t e n u s e
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A B C opposite adjacent h y p o t e n u s e
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A B C opposite adjacent h y p o t e n u s e
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A B C opp adj hyp SOHCAH TOA
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www.thevisualclassroom.com A B C 8 6 10 op p adj hy p SOH CAH TOA
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www.thevisualclassroom.com A B C 3 4 5 adj opp hyp SOH CAH TOA
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www.thevisualclassroom.com A B C 5 12 13 adj opp hy p SOH CAH TOA
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www.thevisualclassroom.com sin 21° = cos 53° = tan 72° = 0.3584 0.6018 3.0777 Use a calculator to determine the following ratios.
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www.thevisualclassroom.com sin A = 0.4142 cos B = 0.6820 tan C = 1.562 A = sin -1 (0.4142) B = cos -1 (0.6820) C = tan -1 (1.562) = 24° = 47° = 57° Determine the following angles (nearest degree).
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www.thevisualclassroom.com Determine the following angles (nearest degree). sin A = cos B = tan C = A = sin -1 (0.5833) B = cos -1 (0.2666) C = tan -1 (1.875) = 36° = 75° = 62° = 0.5833 = 0.2666 = 1.875
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www.thevisualclassroom.com A B C a 6 cm Example 1: Determine side a 30º a = 6 sin 30° a = 3 cm a = 6 (0.5) hyp opp SOH CAH TOA
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www.thevisualclassroom.com A B C 50º b 9 m 40º Ex. 2: Name two trig ratios that will allow us to calculate side b.
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www.thevisualclassroom.com A B C Example 3: Determine side b 55º b 8 cm b = 8 tan 55° b = 11.4 cm b = 8 (1.428) opp ad j SOH CAH TOA
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www.thevisualclassroom.com P Q R 12 cm 17 cm Example 4: Determine the measure of P. cos P = 0.70588 P = 45.1 P = cos –1 (0.70588) adjacent hypotenuse SOH CAH TOA
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www.thevisualclassroom.com P Q R q 12 cm Example 5: Determine the measure of side PR. q(tan 35°) = 12 q = 17.1 cc m 35 opp adj Method 1
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www.thevisualclassroom.com P Q R q 12 cm Example 6: Determine the measure of side PR. q = 12(tan 55°) q = 17.1 cc m 35 opp adj Method 2 Q = 90° – 35° Q = 55° 55° q = 12(1.428)
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www.thevisualclassroom.com Ex. 7: In PQR, Q = 90°. a) Find sin R if PR = 8 cm and PQ = 4 cm. R P Q 4 cm 8 cm b) Find cos R. RQ 2 = 8 2 – 4 2 RQ 2 = 64 – 16 RQ 2 = 48
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