Trigonometry. Right Triangles Non-Right Triangles 1. Trig Functions: Sin, Cos, Tan, Csc, Sec, Cot 2....

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Trigonometry

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Trigonometry

Right Triangles Non-Right Triangles

1. Trig Functions: Sin, Cos, Tan, Csc, Sec, Cot2. a2 + b2 = c2

3. Radian Measure of angles4. Unit circle5. Inverse trig functions

1. Exact values

3. Changing units.

5. Calculator work

1. Law of Sines2. Law of Cosines

: AAS, ASA, SSA: SAS, SSS

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Right Triangles“naming the sides of the triangle.”

What we call the

legs of the triangle

depend on the non-

right angle given.

hypotenuse

opposite

adjacentopposite

adjacentThis is important because all of the trig functions are ratios that are defined by

the lengths of these sides. For example: sine of an angle is the ratio of

the length of the side opposite the angle divided by the length of the

hypotenuse.

Sin θ = hypopp

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Confused?

hypotenuse

opposite

adjacent

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hypotenuseopposite

adjacent

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Trig FunctionsThere are 6 trig functions we

must be able to use. We must memorize their EXACT values in both radical and radian form. Remember: trig functions are

the result of ratios of the lengths of sides of a right triangle.

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Trig FunctionsThere are 3 main trig functions and the 3 that are reciprocals of

the first three. The main ones are: Sine, Cosine

and Tangent.sin θ = opp hyp

cos θ = adj hyp

tan θ = opp adj

The reciprocals are: Cosecant, Secant and Cotangent.

csc θ = hyp opp

sec θ = hyp adj

cot θ = adj opp

Basically, to find the trig

relationship of any angle on a

right triangle, all we need to do is

measure the appropriate sides of that triangle.

This is called “evaluating the trig

functions of an angle θ.”

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hypotenuseopposite

adjacent

Evaluate the six trig functions of the angle θ.

θ

sin θ = opp hyp

3

4

5

sin θ = 3 5

cos θ = adj hyp cos θ = 4 5

tan θ = opp adjtan θ = 3 4

csc θ = 5 3

sec θ = 5 4

cot θ = 4 3

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hypotenuse

opposite

adjacent

We can work backwards as well. If they give us the ratio, we can find the other trig

functions.θ

sin θ = opp hyp

Given: sin θ = 5 6

cos θ = 6

tan θ = 5

sec θ = 6

csc θ = 6 5

cot θ = 5

5

6a2 + b2 = c2

11

1111

11

11

sec θ = 6 11

11

tan θ = 5 11

11

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Special Triangles: 30-60-90 and 45-45-90

30˚

60˚

45˚

45˚1

1

1

2 3 2

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30˚

60˚

45˚

θ sin θ cos θ

tan θ

csc θ

sec θ

tan θ

30˚

60˚

45˚

θ sin θ cos θ

tan θ

csc θ

sec θ

tan θ

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Find the exact values of x and y.

60˚x

8 y

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Find the values of x and y.

35˚y

x 16

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This is 1 unit long.

180˚ = π radians

360˚ = 2π radians

Hence the name:

The UNIT CIRCLE

90˚ = π radians 2

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Since 180 ˚ = 1π radians we can us this as our conversion factor.

In other words to change

degrees into radian we multiply by π

180˚

To change

radians into degrees we multiply by

π

180˚

Hint: What we “want” is always in the numerator. If we want our final answer in degrees then 180 ˚ is on

top. If we want radians then π radians in on top!

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Convert 230˚ to radians.

Since we want radians we multiply by π/18

(radians in the numerator.

230˚● π = 230π180˚ 180

Which reduces to 23π 18

NO MIXED FRACTIONS!!!

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Convert π to degrees12

Since we want degrees we multiply by 180/π

(degrees in the numerator.)Notice the π’s

cancel!

180

12

Reduces to 15˚

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●●

●(4, 12)(4, 12)

adjacent

opposite

hypo

tenu

se

radi

us

This leads us to believe that there must be a connection between

sin, cos and the coordinates (x, y)

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The UNIT CIRCLE

Remember the unit circle has a radius of 1 unit.

So to find the coordinates of this point we can use the sin and cos if we know what the measure of the

angle formed by the radius and the x axis is..

θ

( the length of the pink line, the length of the red line)

BUT WAIT! That’s what cos and sin are defined as!

sinθ = length of side opposite length of hypotenuse

cosθ = length of side adjacent length of hypotenuse

AND WE KNOW THAT THE RADIUS IN A UNIT CIRCLE IS 1 so that means:

sinθ = length of side opposite

cosθ = length of side adjacent

( cos θ, sin θ )

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What are the coordinates

of ●

θ

( the length of the pink line, the length of the red line)

( cos θ, sin θ )

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The UNIT CIRCLE

●●

●(4, 12)(4, 12)

adjacent

opposite

hypo

tenu

se

radi

us