Jeff Bivin -- LZHS Right Triangle Trigonometry By: Jeffrey Bivin Lake Zurich High School...

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Jeff Bivin -- LZHS Right Triangle Trigonometry By: Jeffrey Bivin Lake Zurich High School [email protected] Last Updated: December 1, 2010

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Jeff Bivin -- LZHS

Right Triangle Trigonometry

By: Jeffrey BivinLake Zurich High School

[email protected]

Last Updated: December 1, 2010

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SOH CAH TOA

θ

oppositehypotenuse

adjacent

hypotenuse

oppositesin

hypotenuse

adjacentcos

adjacent

oppositetan

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Reciprocal Identities

θ

oppositehypotenuse

adjacent

hypotenuse

oppositesin

hypotenuse

adjacentcos

adjacent

oppositetan

sin

1csc

cos

1sec

tan

1cot

opposite

hypotenuse

adjacent

hypotensue

opposite

adjacent

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a

Find the sides.

1

2

130sin 0

o30A C

B

b

c o602

3

2

330cos 0

3

3

3

130tan 0

2

360sin 0

2

160cos 0

31

360tan 0

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a

Find the sides.

10

c

1030sin 0

b

1030tan 0

b

10

3

3

20c

1033 b

o30A C

B

b

c

102c

c

10

2

1

3103

30b

o60

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a

Find the sides.

17

c

1760cos 0

1760tan 0 b

173

b

34c

b317

o30A C

B

b

c

172c

c

17

2

1

o60

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a

Find the sides.

c

945cos 0

945tan 0 a

91

a

292

18c

a9

o45A C

B

b

c

922 c

c

9

2

2

o45

9

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Find the sides.

22o

1522sin

ao

68oc

A C

B

b

15a

ao 22sin15

a619.5

1522cos

bo

bo 22cos15

a908.13

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Find the sides.

34o

co 25

34sin

56oc

A C

B

b

2534sin oc

707.44c

a25

oc

34sin

25

bo 25

34tan

2534tan ob

064.37b

ob

34tan

25

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Find the angles and the 3rd side.

θ

25

21

25

21cos

)(cos 25211

25

21sin

)(sin 25211

o860.32

β

o140.57

441625 184 462

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Find the angles and the 3rd side.

θ

6

11

11

6tan

)(tan 1161

6

11tan

)(tan 6111

o610.28

β

o390.61

36121 157

157

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Quotient Identities

θ

oppositehypotenuse

adjacent

sintan

cos

cos

cotsin

hypotenuse

oppositesin

hypotenuse

adjacentcos

adjacent

oppositetan

1cot

tan

adjacent

opposite

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Pythagorean Identities

θ

1cossin 22 22 sec1tan

oppositehypotenuse

adjacent

222 hypadjopp

2

2

2

2

2

2

hyp

hyp

hyp

adj

hyp

opp

222 hypadjopp

2

2

2

2

2

2

adj

hyp

adj

adj

adj

opp

22 csccot1

222 hypadjopp

2

2

2

2

2

2

opp

hyp

opp

adj

opp

opp

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Using Pythagorean Identities

Find cosθ if sinθ = 9

5

1cossin 22

1cos9

5 22

81

56

81

251cos2

56cos

81

2 14cos

9

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Using Pythagorean Identities

Find secθ if tanθ = 8

7

22

sec18

7

2sec164

49

64

113

22 sec1tan

113sec

8

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Using Pythagorean Identities

Find sinθ if cotθ = 3

17

22

csc3

171

2csc19

289

9

298

298csc

3

22 csccot1

3 298 3sin

298 298

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θ cos(θ) sin(θ)

10o 0.985 0.174

20o 0.939 0.342

30o 0.866 0.5

35o 0.819 0.574

40o 0.766 0.643

50o 0.643 0.766

55o 0.574 0.819

60o 0.5 0.866

70o 0.342 0.939

80o 0.174 0.985

Co-function IdentitiesUse your calculators to evaluate each of the following.

Co

mp

limen

tary

An

gle

s

cos(θ) = sin(90o – θ) and sin(θ) = cos(90o – θ)

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Co-function IdentitiesC

om

plim

enta

ry A

ng

les

cos(θ) = sin(90o – θ) and sin(θ) = cos(90o – θ)

sec(θ) = csc(90o – θ) and csc(θ) = sec(90o – θ)

1 1sec csc 90

cos sin 90o

o

1 1csc sec 90

sin cos 90o

o

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Co-function IdentitiesC

om

plim

enta

ry A

ng

les

cos(θ) = sin(90o – θ) and sin(θ) = cos(90o – θ)

sec(θ) = csc(90o – θ) and csc(θ) = sec(90o – θ)

cos 90sintan cot 90

cos sin 90

o

o

o

sin 90coscot tan 90

sin cos 90

o

o

o

tan(θ) = cot(90o – θ) and cot(θ) = tan(90o – θ)

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Co-function IdentitiesC

om

plim

enta

ry A

ng

les

cos(θ) = sin(90o – θ) and sin(θ) = cos(90o – θ)

sec(θ) = csc(90o – θ) and csc(θ) = sec(90o – θ)

tan(θ) = cot(90o – θ) and cot(θ) = tan(90o – θ)

θ

90o- θ

a

b

c

cos sin 90ob

c

sin cos 90oa

c

tan cot 90oa

b

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(a, b)

(a, -b)

(b, a)

t

-t

t

90o-t

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A surveyor is standing 45 feet from the base of a large tree. The surveyor measures the angle of elevation from the ground to the top of the tree to be 67.5o. Find the height of the tree.

45 feet

67.5o

htan(67.5 )

45o h

45 tan(67.5 )o h

108.640 h

108.640 .ft

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An airplane flying at 4500 feet is on a flight path directly toward an observer. If 30o is the angle of elevation from the observer to the plane, find the distance from the observer to the plane.

4500

fee

t30o

d

4500sin(30 )o

d

sin(30 ) 4500od

12 4500d

9000 .ft

9000d

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In traveling across flat land a driver noticed a mountain directly in front of the car. The angle of elevation to the peek is 4o. After the driver traveled 10 miles, the angle of elevation was 11o. Approximate the height of the mountain.

10 mi

h

tan(4 )10

o h

x

1.092 mi

11o

x

10 + x

tan(11 )oh

x

tan(11 )ox h

(10 ) tan(4 )ox h

(10 ) tan(4 ) tan(11 )o ox x 10 tan(4 ) tan(4 ) tan(11 )o o ox x

10 tan(4 ) tan(11 ) tan(4 )o o ox

10tan(4 )

tan(11 ) tan(4 )

o

o o x

10tan(4 )

tan(11 ) tan(4 )tan(11 )

o

o o

o h

4o

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A flagpole at the top of a tall building (and at the edge of the building) is know to be 45 feet tall. If a man standing down the street from the building calculates the angle of elevation to the top of the building to be 55o and the angle of elevation to the top of the flagpole to be 57o. Find the height of the building.

55o

tan 55oh

d

tan 55od h

45tan 57o

h

d

575.263 .ft

h

45

57o

d

tan 57 45od h

tan 57 45od h

tan 57 45 tan 55o od d tan 57 tan 55 45o od d tan 57 tan 55 45o od

45

tan 57 tan 55o od

45

tan 57 tan 55tan 55

o o

o h

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An observer standing on the cliff adjacent to the ocean looks out and sees an airplane flying directly over a ship. The observer calculates the angle of elevation to the plane to be 14o and the angle of depression to the ship to be 27o. How high above the ship is the airplane if we know that the ship is 1.5 miles from shore?

14o

b

tan(14 )1.5

o p

1.5 tan(14 )o p

1.5 tan 14 1.5 tan 27o o

1.138 miles

27o

p

tan(27 )1.5

o b

1.5 tan(27 )o b

Distance of plane above ship = p + b =

1.5 mi

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In Washington, D.C., the Washington Monument is situated between the Capitol and the Lincoln Memorial. A tourist standing at the Lincoln Memorial tilts her head at an angle of 7.491° in order to look up to the top of the Washington Monument. At the same time, another tourist standing at the Capitol steps tilts his head at a 5.463° to also look at the top of the Washington Monument. Find the distance from the Lincoln Memorial to the Washington Monument.

1.1tan(5.463 )o h

1.1tan(5.463 )o h

0.800 mi

tan(7.491 )o hd

tan(7.491 )od h

tan(7.491 )ohd

1.1tan(5.463 )

tan(7.491 )

o

od