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Page 1: Basic Trigonometry SineCosineTangent. The Language of Trig The target angle is either one of the acute angles of the right triangle

Basic TrigonometryBasic Trigonometry

SineSine

Cosine Cosine

TangentTangent

Page 2: Basic Trigonometry SineCosineTangent. The Language of Trig The target angle is either one of the acute angles of the right triangle

The Language of Trig

The target angle is

either one of the acute

angles of the right triangle.

Page 3: Basic Trigonometry SineCosineTangent. The Language of Trig The target angle is either one of the acute angles of the right triangle

Trig Equations

Page 4: Basic Trigonometry SineCosineTangent. The Language of Trig The target angle is either one of the acute angles of the right triangle

Trig Equations

Page 5: Basic Trigonometry SineCosineTangent. The Language of Trig The target angle is either one of the acute angles of the right triangle

Trig Equations

Page 6: Basic Trigonometry SineCosineTangent. The Language of Trig The target angle is either one of the acute angles of the right triangle

Given sides, find requested ratios:• Locate indicated Locate indicated angle and classify angle and classify sides in relation to sides in relation to it.it.

• Use proper equation Use proper equation and write the ratio.and write the ratio.

• Use calculator to Use calculator to round to the nearest round to the nearest ten-thousandths ten-thousandths place.place.

Find sin, cos, and tan of A.

8.2

24.523.124.5

8.2

23.1

Page 7: Basic Trigonometry SineCosineTangent. The Language of Trig The target angle is either one of the acute angles of the right triangle

Solving for the unknown:Solving for the unknown:

• Unknown on top…..MultiplyUnknown on top…..Multiply

x

24

Calculator: 24 * (sin 40)= 15.4

Page 8: Basic Trigonometry SineCosineTangent. The Language of Trig The target angle is either one of the acute angles of the right triangle

Solving for the unknown:Solving for the unknown:

• Unknown on bottom…..DivideUnknown on bottom…..Divide

x

24

Calculator: 24 (sin 40)= 37.3

Page 9: Basic Trigonometry SineCosineTangent. The Language of Trig The target angle is either one of the acute angles of the right triangle

Solving for the unknown:Solving for the unknown:

• Unknown angle…..use inverseUnknown angle…..use inverse

x24

Calculator: 2nd sin-1 (15.4/24)= 40

15.4

Page 10: Basic Trigonometry SineCosineTangent. The Language of Trig The target angle is either one of the acute angles of the right triangle

Solving problems using trig:• Choose your target Choose your target angle and classify angle and classify sides in relation to it.sides in relation to it.

• Use proper equation Use proper equation and write the ratio and write the ratio placing the unknown placing the unknown wherever it falls.wherever it falls.

• Solve…Unless Solve…Unless directed otherwise, directed otherwise, round sides to nearest round sides to nearest tenth and angles to tenth and angles to nearest degree.nearest degree. h

52.6h = 52.6(sin 30)

= 26.3

Page 11: Basic Trigonometry SineCosineTangent. The Language of Trig The target angle is either one of the acute angles of the right triangle

Angle of ElevationAngle of Elevation

The angle of elevation is always Measured from the Horizontal UP…It is always INSIDE the triangle.

Page 12: Basic Trigonometry SineCosineTangent. The Language of Trig The target angle is either one of the acute angles of the right triangle

Angle of DepressionAngle of Depression

The angle of depression is always Measured from the Horizontal DOWN…It is usually OUTSIDE the triangle.

However….because horizontal lines are parallel, an angle of depression is equal to its alternate interior angle of elevation.

x

Page 13: Basic Trigonometry SineCosineTangent. The Language of Trig The target angle is either one of the acute angles of the right triangle

PracticePractice

6730m

hh

30m

h = 30(tan 67) =70.7m

Page 14: Basic Trigonometry SineCosineTangent. The Language of Trig The target angle is either one of the acute angles of the right triangle

From a point on the ground 25 feet from the foot of a tree, the angle of elevation of the top of the tree is 32º. Find to the nearest foot, the height of the tree.

25 ft32°

x ft

Hyp Opp Adj

x 16 ft 32°

25 ft

x ft