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What mathematical branch studies right angle triangles?
Trigonometry
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What does trigonometry study in right angle triangles?
Relationships
between sides and angles
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How can trigonometry help with unknown side lengths?
By using known
angles
and side lengths
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What is the name of the angle commonly used in trigonometry?
Theta
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What is the hypotenuse in a right angle triangle?
The
longest side opposite the right angle
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How do we label the sides of a right angle triangle?
Hypotenuse
,
opposite
,
adjacent
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What does the sine function represent?
Ratio of
opposite
to
hypotenuse
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What does the cosine function represent?
Ratio
of
adjacent
to
hypotenuse
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What does the tangent function represent?
Ratio
of
opposite
to
adjacent
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What mnemonic helps remember trigonometric functions?
Some Old Hags Can't Always Hack Their Old Age
Sine
=
Opposite
/
Hypotenuse
Cosine
=
Adjacent
/ Hypotenuse
Tangent
= Opposite / Adjacent
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What is the first step in solving a trigonometric problem?
Label the
unknown
sides
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In a triangle with angle 35° and hypotenuse 12 m, how do you find the opposite side?
Use sine function:
sin
35°
=
opposite
/
12
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What is the value of sin 35° used in calculations?
0.57
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What is the calculated length of the opposite side in the example?
88
m
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How do you isolate X in the equation sin 35° = X / 12?
Multiply
both sides by 12
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In a triangle with angle 48° and hypotenuse 15 m, how do you find the opposite side?
Use
tangent
function: tan 48° = opposite / adjacent
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What is the value of tan 48° used in calculations?
11
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How do you isolate X in the equation tan 48° = 15 / X?
Divide
15 by tan 48°
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What is the calculated length of the adjacent side in the example?
51
m
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How do you find an angle using side lengths in trigonometry?
Use
inverse trigonometric functions
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In a triangle with sides 105 m and 33 m, how do you find angle Theta?
Use
sine
function: sin Theta = 33 / 105
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What is the calculated value of sin Theta in the example?
0.314
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How do you find Theta after calculating sin Theta?
Use the
inverse sine function
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What is the calculated angle Theta in the example?
18.3°
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In a triangle with sides 17 m and 12 m, how do you find angle Theta?
Use cosine function: cos Theta = 12 / 17
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What is the calculated value of cos Theta in the example?
0.71
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How do you find Theta after calculating cos Theta?
Use the inverse cosine function
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What is the calculated angle Theta in the example?
45.1°
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What are the key steps in solving trigonometric problems?
Label the sides (hypotenuse, opposite, adjacent)
Identify the appropriate trigonometric function
Substitute known values into the function
Solve for the unknown variable
Use inverse functions if necessary to find angles
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The
cosine
function is the
ratio
of the adjacent side to the
hypotenuse
.
The
sine function
is the
ratio
of the side opposite an angle to the
hypotenuse
.
The
tangent function
is the ratio of the
opposite
side to the
adjacent
side.
The cotangent function is the reciprocal of the tangent function.
The
tangent function
is the ratio of the side
opposite
an angle to the
adjacent
side.
The
sine function
is the ratio of the
opposite
side to the
hypotenuse
.
The
cosecant
function is the
reciprocal
of the
sin
function.
The
secant
function is the reciprocal of the
cosine
function.
The cosecant function is the reciprocal of the sinusoidal function.
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