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- 1. Trigonometry
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- 3. xo hypotenuse opposite adjacent tanx opposite adjacent cos x adjacent hypotenuse sinx opposite hypotenuse A useful memory aid for remembering these three ratios is: SOHCAHTOA
- 4. Finding the length of a side
- 5. 24o x 6 cm Example 1 Find the value of x. opp adj tan24o opp adj tan24o x 6 x 6 tan24o x 2.67 cm (to 3 s.f.) replace opp by x and adj by 6 multiply both sides by 6
- 6. 73o x 8 cm Example 2 Find the value of x. adj hyp cos73o adj hyp cos73o x 8 x 8 cos73o x 2.34 cm (to 3 s.f.) replace adj by x and hyp by 8 multiply both sides by 8
- 7. 40o x 5 cm Example 3 Find the value of x. opp hyp sin40o opp hyp sin40o x 5 x 5 sin40o x 3.21 cm (to 3 s.f.) replace opp by x and hyp by 5 multiply both sides by 5
- 8. 65o x 15 cm Example 4 Find the value of x. adj hyp cos65o adj hyp cos65o 15 x x cos65o 15 x 35.5 cm (to 3 s.f.) replace adj by 15 and hyp by x multiply both sides by x x 15 cos65o divide both sides by cos 65o
- 10. xo 5 cm 9 cm Example 1 Find the value of x. opp hyp sinx opp hyp sinx 5 9 1 5 sin 9 x x 33.7o (to 3 s.f.) replace opp by 5 and hyp by 9 to find x use the sin-1 button on your calculator
- 11. xo 5 cm 8 cm Example 2 Find the value of x. adj hyp cos x adj hyp cos x 5 8 1 5 cos 8 x x 51.3o (to 3 s.f.) replace adj by 5 and hyp by 8 to find x use the cos-1 button on your calculator
- 12. xo 3 cm 6 cm Example 3 Find the value of x. opp adj tanx opp adj tanx 3 6 1 3 tan 6 x x 26.6o (to 3 s.f.) replace opp by 3 and adj by 6 to find x use the tan-1 button on your calculator
- 14. To find the angle between AG and the base you need to look at triangle AGC. A B 7 cm C E G H D F 6 cm 5 cm A B 7 cm C E G H D F 6 cm 5 cm First you need to calculate AC using Pythagoras on triangle ABC. AC2 72 62 AC2 85 85 AC 85 Now use trigonometry on triangle ACG. 5 tan 85 x 1 5 tan 85 x x 28.5o (to 3 s.f.) A C G 5 cm x