Right Triangle Trigonometry. Degree Mode v. Radian Mode.

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Right Triangle Trigonometry

Transcript of Right Triangle Trigonometry. Degree Mode v. Radian Mode.

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Right Triangle Trigonometry

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Symbols

Theda – Represents the angle measure

Hypotenuse

Opposite Side

Adjacent

Side

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Six Trigonometric Ratios

3 Basic Ratios + 3 Reciprocal Ratios What is a reciprocal?

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Six Trigonometric Ratios, cont.

Basic Trig. Ratio Sine Cosine Tangent

Reciprocal Trig. Ratio Cosecant Secant Cotangent

It’s a sin to have two c’s.

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Three Basic Trig. Ratios

SOH-CAH-TOA

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Sine (SOH)

hypotenuse

oppositesin

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Cosine (CAH)

hypotenuse

adjacentcos

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Tangent (TOA)

adjacent

oppositetan

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7

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Cosecant – Reciprocal of Sine

opposite

hypotenusecsc

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sin

1csc

(“It’s a sin to have two C’s.”)

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Secant – Reciprocal of Cosine

adjacent

hypotenusesec 24 25

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cos

1sec

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Cotangent – Reciprocal of Tangent

opposite

adjacentcot 24 25

7

tan

1cot

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Solving for Side Lengths

If given one side and one angle measure, then we can solve for any other side of the triangle.

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x

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Solving Right Triangles, cont.

1. Ask yourself what types of sides do you have: opposite, adjacent, and/or hypotenuse?

2. Pick the appropriate trig function to solve for x.

3. Solve for x.

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x

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Solving for Side Lengths, cont.

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x

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Solving Side Lengths, cont.

7 x

30

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Inverse Trigonometric Functions

We can “undo” trig ratios Gives us the angle measurement (theta) Represented by a small –1 in the upper right hand

corner Ex.

2nd button → trig ratio

1sin

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Inverse Trigonometric Functions, cont.

60.cos

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Inverse Trigonometric Functions, cont.

Experiment: Take the sin–1(0.75) and the csc (0.75). What do you get?

**** sin –1 ≠ csc Ѳ !!!!! ****

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Your Turn: Solve for thetaRound to nearest hundredth

50.sin

50.cos 2

3sin

1tan

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Solving For Angle Measures

If given two sides of a triangle, then we can solve for any of the angles of the triangle.

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θ

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Solving for Angle Measures, cont.

1. Ask yourself what types of sides do you have: opposite, adjacent, and/or hypotenuse?

2. Pick the appropriate trig function to solve for

3. Solve for using the inverse trigonometric function

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θ

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Solving for Angle Measures, cont.

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θ

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Your Turn:

Complete problems 1 – 6 in the Right Triangle Trigonometry Guided Notes – Part II packet.

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Answers

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