Date: 2/7 Aim: To use trigonometric ratios for indirect measurements of right triangles.

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Date : 2/7 Aim : To use trigonometric ratios for indirect measurements of right triangles.

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Date: 2/7

Aim: To use trigonometric ratios for indirect measurements of right triangles.

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TrigonometryTrigonometry• Derived from Greek words, Derived from Greek words, “trigonon"“trigonon" which means which means

triangle, and triangle, and "metria”"metria” which means measure. which means measure.

• Trigonon metriaTrigonon metria = = “triangle measurement” “triangle measurement”

• Sine - comes from the Latin word sinus meaning a curve or fold.

• Cosine - was originally written "co.sine," short for COMPLEMENTI SINUS: the sine of the complementary angle.

• Tangent - comes from the Latin word tangens which is a straight line which touches a circle at one point.

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Triangle Ratios

Hypotenuse oflength

Opposite leg oflength of Sine

Hypotenuse oflength

Adjacent leg oflength of Cosine

Adjacent oflength

Opposite leg oflength ofTangent

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SOH CAH TOAis mnemonic for:

• SOH

• CAH

• TOA

Hypotenuse

OppositeSin

Hypotenuse

AdjacentCos

Adjacent

OppositeTan

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Trigonometry

C A

B

a

b

c

c

aA Sin

c

bA Cos

b

aA Tan

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Using Trigonometry

B

CA29

. and of lengths theFind ca

c

2937Sin

73Sin

29c

3.30c

ca

73

a

2937Tan

73Tan

29a

9.8a

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tan 32o=

opp. adj.

tan 32o 11

=x

x tan 32o = 11

x = 11 tan 32o

x 11 0.6249

x 17.6

Try on your own:

y

1132Sin

23Sin

11y

8.20y

y

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• A 20-ft wire supporting a flagpole forms a 35o angle with the flagpole. To the nearest foot, how high is the flagpole?

20

35

x

Ratio Cosine

2035 Cos

x

)35 Cos(20 x

ft 16x

Using Trigonometry

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You want to build a skateboard ramp with a length of 14 feet and an angle of elevation of 26°. You need to find the height and length of the base of the ramp.

sin 26o=

opp. hyp.

sin 26o x

=14

14 sin 26o = x

6.1 ft. x

cos 26o=

adj. hyp.

cos 26o y

=14

14 cos 26o = y

12.6 ft. y

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Date: 2/8

Aim: To use these ratios for indirect measurements of right triangles.

Do Now: Find h.

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Find the height h of the lamppost to the nearest inch.

tan 70o=

opp. adj.

tan 70o h

=40

40 tan 70o = h

109.9 h

ANSWER

The lamppost is about 110 inches tall.

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• Mount Everest – 29, 029 feet

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• The Burj Khalifa, Dubai – 2717 feet

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• Angel, Salto – Venezuela - 3,212 feet

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Clinometer

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42 °

Angle of

Elevation

Angle of

Depression

42 °

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• The angle of elevation of an object as seen by an observer is the angle between the horizontal and the line from the object to the observer's eye (the line of sight).

• If the object is below the level of the observer, then the angle between the horizontal and the observer's line of sight is called the angle of depression.

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A - angle of elevation

A

θ

B

B – angle of depression

θ – angle of interest

Which angle is the angle of elevation?

Which angle is the angle of depression ?

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Exact Answer:1,250 feet tall

How tall is the Empire State Building?

76.5°

300 ft

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Since Mount Everest is 29, 029 feet tall, how far was Ms. Psillos from the mountain, if her angle of elevation was 55°?

20,326.3 feet

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Ms. Psillos is looking up at the waterfall in Angel, Salto – Venezuela, which is 3,212 feet tall, and has an angle of elevation of 82°. She wants to know the distance that her line of sight makes to the top of the waterfall?

3,243.6 feet

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RatioTangent

Using Trigonometry

S T

R

41

47

degree.nearest the to Find Rm

41

47Tan R

146.1Tan R

Rm 146.1Tan 1

49R