4.8 Applications and Models Real world applications.
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4.8 Applications and Models
Real world applications
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Solving a right triangle
Label the given sides and angles using A, B, C for the angles and a, b, c for the sides.
Use trig ratios to solve for all missing sides and angles
When given one angle, subtract from 90 to find the third angle
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Right triangle applications
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Trigonometry and bearings
Used in surveying and navigation Bearing- the acute angle a path or line of
sight makes with a fixed north-south lineN
S
EW
35° S 35°E
80°
N 80° W
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Harmonic Motion
Assumes ideal conditions; perfect elasticity, no friction, no air resistance, and uniform motion
Equilibrium
Max negativedisplacement
Max positive displacement
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Simple Harmonic Motion
The distance d from the origin at a time t
d=a sin kt or d=a cos kt
Where k and a are real numbers such that k>0.
The motion has amplitude |a|, period 2π/k and frequency k/(2π)