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    Here are the steps to find the trigonometric functions of the given angles: 1) π = 2250 Reference angle = 2250 - π = 450 sin(2250) = sin(450) = 1/√2 cos(2250) = cos(450) = 1/√2 tan(2250) = tan(450) = 1 and so on... 2) π = 2100 Reference angle = 2100 - π = 00 sin(2100) = sin(00) = 0 cos(2100) = cos(00) = 1 tan(2100) = tan(00) = 0 and so on... 3) -

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    Here are the steps to find the trigonometric functions of the given angles: 1) π = 2250 Reference angle = 2250 - π = 450 sin(2250) = sin(450) = 1/√2 cos(2250) = cos(450) = 1/√2 tan(2250) = tan(450) = 1 and so on... 2) π = 2100 Reference angle = 2100 - π = 00 sin(2100) = sin(00) = 0 cos(2100) = cos(00) = 1 tan(2100) = tan(00) = 0 and so on... 3) -

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    Here are the steps to find the trigonometric functions of the given angles: 1) π = 2250 Reference angle = 2250 - π = 450 sin(2250) = sin(450) = 1/√2 cos(2250) = cos(450) = 1/√2 tan(2250) = tan(450) = 1 and so on... 2) π = 2100 Reference angle = 2100 - π = 00 sin(2100) = sin(00) = 0 cos(2100) = cos(00) = 1 tan(2100) = tan(00) = 0 and so on... 3) -

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    Trigonometry 106.3 Radio City High

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    Here are the steps to find the trigonometric functions of the given angles: 1) π = 2250 Reference angle = 2250 - π = 450 sin(2250) = sin(450) = 1/√2 cos(2250) = cos(450) = 1/√2 tan(2250) = tan(450) = 1 and so on... 2) π = 2100 Reference angle = 2100 - π = 00 sin(2100) = sin(00) = 0 cos(2100) = cos(00) = 1 tan(2100) = tan(00) = 0 and so on... 3) -

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    Trigonometry

    Objective: In the end of the lesson, student will be able to


    find the 6 trigonometric functions of an angle.

    Trigonometry is concerned with the


    connection between the sides and
    angles in any right angled triangle.

    Angle
    The sides of a right -angled triangle are
    given special names:
    hypotenuse, the opposite and the adjacent.
    The hypotenuse is the longest side and is
    always opposite the right angle.
    The opposite and adjacent sides refer to
    another angle, other than the 90o.

    A
    The Trigonometric
    Functions we will be
    looking at
    SINE
    COSINE

    TANGENT
    The Trigonometric
    Functions we will be
    looking at

    COSECANT
    SECANT
    COTANGENT
    The Trigonometric
    Functions

    SINE
    COSINE

    TANGENT
    SINE

    Pronounced
    “sign”
    COSINE

    Pronounced
    “co-sign”
    TANGENT

    Pronounced
    “tan-gent”
    COSECANT

    Pronounced
    “co-secant”
    SECANT

    Pronounced
    “secant”
    COTANGENT
    Pronounced as
    “co-tangent”
    Greek Letter
    
    Pronounced
    “theta”

    Represents an unknown
    angle
    Opp
    Sin  
    Hyp
    hypotenuse
    hypotenuse
    opposite
    opposit
    Adj
    Cos  
    Hyp

    Opp adjacent
    Tan  
    Adj
    hyp
    csc  
    opp

    hyp
    sec  
    adj

    adj
    cot  
    opp
    We need a way
    to remember all
    of these ratios…
    SOHCAHTOA Sin
    Opp
    Hyp
    Cos
    Adj
    Hyp
    Tan
    Opp
    Old Adj
    CHOSHACAO CSC
    Hyp
    Opp
    Sec
    Hyp
    Adj
    Cot
    Adj
    Old Opp
    The angle is in standard position if…

    the initial ray is in the positive x-axis.


    Definition: Unit Circle is a circle
    where in the center is at the origin
    and the radios is 1 unit.

    Definition: Terminal point is the


    point of intersection between the
    terminal ray and the unit circle.
    Example 1 – Evaluating
    Trigonometric Functions

     Use the triangle in Figure 4.25 to find the exact values of the
    six trigonometric functions of .

    Figure 4.25
    Example 1 – Solution cont’d

     By the Pythagorean Theorem,(hyp)2 = (opp)2 + (adj)2,


    it follows that

     hyp =

     =

     = 5.
    Example 1 – Solution cont’d

     So, the six trigonometric functions of  are


    The Six Trigonometric
    Functions

     That is, if  is an acute angle, then the following relationships


    are true.

     sin(90  –  ) = cos  cos(90  –  ) = sin 

     tan(90  –  ) = cot  cot(90  –  ) = tan 

     sec(90  –  ) = csc  csc(90  –  ) = sec 


    Example: Find the 6 trigonometric
    functions of the following angles:

    1.  900 4.  1800

    2.  270 0 5.  300

    3.  360 0 6.  450

    Solution :
    The Six Trigonometric
    Functions

     In the box, note that sin 30  = = cos 60 . This occurs


    because 30  and 60  are complementary angles, and, in
    general, it can be shown from the right triangle definitions that
    cofunctions of complementary angles are equal.
    Definition: Reference angle is the
    acute angle formed by the terminal
    ray and the x-axis.
    Example: Find the 6 trigonometric
    functions of the following angles:

    1.  2250

    2.  2100

    3.  3000

    4.  3150

    Hint: Study in advance about


    reference angle.

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