Area of a triangle

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Objective : to be able to calculate the area of a triangle using trigonometry (Grade A) By the end of the lesson : All : will be to identify when to find the area of a triangle using Most : will be able to calculate the area of a triangle using the formula Some : will be to calculate GCSE area of a triangle problems using Trigonometry (Up to Grade A*)

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Area of a triangle

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Objective: to be able to calculate the area of a triangle using trigonometry (Grade A)

By the end of the lesson:All: will be to identify when to find the area of a triangle using

Most: will be able to calculate the area of a triangle using the formula

Some: will be to calculate GCSE area of a triangle problems using

Trigonometry

(Up to Grade A*)

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StarterCalculate the area of the following

shapesGreen Red

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Starter - Answers

Green Red

Area = 24cm2

Area = 2.4mm2

Area = 35cm2

Area = 50cm2

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Calculate the Area of this triangle

What do we need to know to calculate the area of this triangle?

Can we calculate this?

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What can we use to find h?

×8 ×8

This is found by trig

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How the ABC’s work

A

C

B

a

c

b

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A

C

B

a

c

b

The Formula

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Formula

Page

You do need to learn this

as its no longer given.

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Task 1For which of the following questions is it possible to find the area of the triangle using (Hint: look for an angle between 2 given

sides)

Extension: create your own example of a question that could solved using the formula we have learnt

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Task 1 - Solutions

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Examples

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Task 2 – Give your answers to 3 significant figures

Extension:

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Task 2 - Solutions

a = 9.58 cm2

b = 44.5 cm2

c = 26.2 cm2

d = 17.3 cm2

e = 63.3 cm2

f = 28.7 cm2

Extension

a = 202cm2

b = 72.2cm2

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In your own words

Explain how you calculate the area of a triangle using trigonometry?

Use the wordsAreaAngleSidesSine

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Finding missing side or angle given the area.

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Task 3 – Give your answers to 3 significant figures

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Task 3 - Solutions

a = 3.90 cm

b = 7.39 cm

x = 56.4o

y = 57.1o

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Task 4 – Past GCSE Questions

Complete the following past GCSE questions

There are green, amber and red sections

(Red Grade A*)(Green and Amber Grade A)

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Task 2 – Solutions

Green Amber Red

area = 19.31851653cm2

area = 19.3cm2 (3 s.f.)

area = 2068.319996m2

area = 2070m2 (3 s.f)

x = 9.118028228cm

x = 9.12cm (3 s.f.)

area = 10.87606829m2

area = 10.9m2 (3 s.f)

area = 1.771010916cm2

area = 1.78cm2 (3s.f.)

area = 119.3241659m2

area = 119m2 (3 s.f)

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Green 1

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Green 2

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Amber 1

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Amber 2

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Red 1

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Red 2

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To finish the lesson

In your own words, explain when you would apply

to calculate the area, missing angle or missing side

of a triangle.

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Further GCSE Questions

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