Title: Trigonometry
1Trigonometry
2A triangle
3Opposite and Adjacent are relative to the angle
- The 4cm side is opposite to A
- The 6cm side is adjacent to A
- The 6cm side is opposite to B
- The 4cm side is adjacent to B
4SOH CAH TOASine, Cosine Tangent of an angle
5SOH CAH TOA
- SOH
- Some Old Houses
- (Sine of angle Opposite side / Hypotenuse)
- CAH
- Creak And Howl
- (Cosine of angle Adjacent side / hypotenuse)
- TOA
- Through Out Autumn
- (Tangent of angle Opposite side / adjacent side)
6TOA SOH CAH
- TOA
- Toms Old Auntie
- Tangent of angle Opposite side / adjacent side
- SOH
- Sat On Him
- Sine of angle Opposite side / Hypotenuse
- CAH
- Cursing At Him
- Cosine of angle Adjacent side / hypotenuse
7SOH CAH TOA
S
O
H
Opposite side sin (x) times hypotenuse
Hypotenuse opposite side divided by sin (x)
Sin (x) opposite side divided by hypotenuse
8SOH CAH TOA
C
A
H
Adjacent side cos (x) times hypotenuse
Hypotenuse adjacent side divided by cos (x)
Cos (x) adjacent side divided by hypotenuse
9SOH CAH TOA
A
T
O
Opposite side tan (x) times adjacent side
Adjacent side opposite side divided by tan (x)
tan (x) opposite side divided by adjacent side
10Problems for trig
- A stage, is to be built for a concert, it has to
be 2m high so the audience can see the show. - The equipment needs to be pushed up onto the
stage. Health and safety rules say that a ramp
must have a slope of no more than 15 degrees. - The crew need to work out how far away from the
stage to start building the ramp.
m
11- A stage, is to be built for a concert, has to be
2m high so the audience can see the show. - The equipment needs to be pushed up onto the
stage. Health and safety rules say that a ramp
must have a slope of no more than 15 degrees. - The crew need to work out how far away from the
stage to start building the ramp.
m
12Put answer in context The ramp must start from
at least 7.5m away from the stage
13From take-off, an aeroplane climbs at an angle of
20o. When the aeroplane has flown 10km, what
height has it reached?
km
Distance from ground.
14Looking for opposite (distance from ground) got
hypotenuse. Must be Sine formula triangle
km
Distance from ground.
Distance from ground sin (20) x 10 3.42 km
from the ground
15A plane flies 300km on a bearing of 132 0 from an
airport. How far south and east is it from the
airport. Give answer correct to 3 s.f.
North is always straight up your page for these
questions.. Bearings are always measured from
north around in a clockwise direction.
16Draw the problem and work out the angle at AThen
choose which side you want to find first then
choose the formula triangle to suit.
17Distance South firstlooking for adjacent side
therefore use cosine formula triangle
18Distance East looking for opposite side
therefore use the sine formula triangle
19Ratio just means the number you get when you
divide one number by another
Similar shapes have the same angles so they
have the same angle ratios.
Sin(30) is always the same number no matter what
size the opp or hyp
A
Cos(30) is always the same number no matter what
size the adj or hyp
A1
A2
Tan(30) is always the same number no matter what
size the opp or adj
B
C1
C2
C
20Sine ratioSin(x)opp / hyp
4.3 / 8.42 ?
21To find the angle (x) when you know sin (x) use
the calculator inverse sine function (sin-1)
- Sin (x) 0.86
- x Sin-1 (0.86) 59 0
- Sin (x) 0.35
- x Sin-1 (0.35) 21 0
- Sin (x) 0.45 , what is x ?
- Sin (x) 0.91, what is x?
27 0
66 0
22Cosine ratiocos(x) adj / hyp
Cos(30) 0.86
16/18.46?
23To find the angle (x) when you know cos (x) use
the calculator inverse cosine function (cos-1)
- Cos (x) 0.86
- x Cos-1 (0.86) 31 0
- Cos (x) 0.35
- x Cos-1 (0.35) 70 0
- Cos (x) 0.45 , what is x ?
- Cos (x) 0.91, what is x?
63 0
24 0
24Tangent ratiotan(x) opp / adj
Tan(30) 0.58
7.58 / 13 ?
25To find the angle (x) when you know tan (x) use
the calculator inverse tangent function (tan-1)
- tan (x) 0.86
- x tan (0.86) 41 0
- tan (x) 0.35
- x tan-1 (0.35) 19 0
- tan (x) 0.45 , what is x ?
- tan (x) 0.91, what is x?
24 0
42 0
26A tourist lift to the top of a cliff travels 23m
from ground to the top of the cliff. The height
from ground to the top of the cliff is 20m what
is the angle of elevation?
Choose a formula triangle
Sketch the problem
We have opposite and hypotenuse must be sine
formula triangle
27Looking for the angle BAC.Work out the sine of
the angle BAC then use inverse sine to get angle.
28Health and Safety stipulates that a ladder held
up at the side of a wall must have an angle of
elevation between 700 and 800 to be considered
safe. The height to be reached is 2.4m but the
only ladder available is 4.9m will it be classed
as safe?
Not safe
29Find angles A and B?We know all sides so ANY
formula triangle will be ok to use.
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