Right Triangle 3 Tangent Sine and Cosine Finding

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Right Triangle 3 Tangent, Sine and Cosine Finding the length of a side of

Right Triangle 3 Tangent, Sine and Cosine Finding the length of a side of a Right Triangle

 • In this activity we will learn about the ratios of the lengths

• In this activity we will learn about the ratios of the lengths of the sides of a right triangle. • The first ratio is called the Tangent ratio. It is defined as: C Tangent of B = leg opposite B leg adjacent B This is abbreviated as: Tan B = opp adj B A

 • Find the tangent ratio for B C Tan B = opp adj

• Find the tangent ratio for B C Tan B = opp adj Tan B =3 4 Tan B =. 75 5 B 3 4 A

 • The Second Ratio that you will discover is called the Sine Ratio.

• The Second Ratio that you will discover is called the Sine Ratio. It is defined as: Sine of B = leg opposite B hypotenuse This is abbreviated as: Sin B = opp hyp C B A

C • Find the sine ratio for B 5 Sin B = opp hyp

C • Find the sine ratio for B 5 Sin B = opp hyp Sin B = 3 5 Sin B =. 6 B 3 4 A

 • The third ratio to discover is called the Cosine ratio. It is

• The third ratio to discover is called the Cosine ratio. It is defined as: Cosine of B = leg adjacent B hypotenuse This is abbreviated as: Cos B = adj hyp B C A

 • Find the Cosine ratio for B C Cos = adj hyp Cos

• Find the Cosine ratio for B C Cos = adj hyp Cos B = 4 5 Cos B =. 8 5 B 3 4 A

Ask your teacher to tell you the story of Chief Soh. Cah. Toa! On

Ask your teacher to tell you the story of Chief Soh. Cah. Toa! On your worksheet do # 1 - 10

 • You can use your scientific calculator to find the trigonometric ratio associated

• You can use your scientific calculator to find the trigonometric ratio associated with an angle. Your calculator must be in degrees. . 4848 Sin 29 = _____ On your worksheet do # 11 – 16. • You can use the inverse key on your scientific calculator to find the angle associated with a trigonometric ratio. 15 Tan _____° =. 2679 On your worksheet do # 17 -22

 • We Can use Trig ratios to find missing sides of right triangles.

• We Can use Trig ratios to find missing sides of right triangles. • Which trig ratio should be used? Tangent • What is the Setup? Tan 37° = X 250 X = 188. 4 X 250 37°

 • What if you need to find an angle of a right triangle?

• What if you need to find an angle of a right triangle? We can use trig ratios and the inverse key. • What trig ratio should be used to find the measure of X? Cosine X • What is the setup? 15 Cos X = 15 17 X = Cos-1 (15 17) X = 28° 17

Practice Problems Find the missing side 1. Tan 40° = a / 5 40

Practice Problems Find the missing side 1. Tan 40° = a / 5 40 Tan 40° (5) = a 5 . 8391(5) = a a a = 4. 195 Sin 63° = 120 2. x x x (Sin 63°) = 120 x= 63 120 sin 63° x = 134. 679

3. Cos 18° = 2500 x 2500 Cos 18° (2500) = x 18 x

3. Cos 18° = 2500 x 2500 Cos 18° (2500) = x 18 x = 2377. 6 x 4. a Tan 15° = 6 15 a 6 a (Tan 15° ) = 6 a = 6 (Tan 15°) a = 22. 39

Find the missing angles 5. 3 Tan x = 4/ 3 x 4 x

Find the missing angles 5. 3 Tan x = 4/ 3 x 4 x = Tan -1 (4/3) x = 53. 13° x = 53° 6. Cos x = 10 / 15 15 x = cos -1 (10 / 15) x 10 x = 48. 189° x = 48°

7. x 2 Sin x = 2 / 12 x = sin -1 (2

7. x 2 Sin x = 2 / 12 x = sin -1 (2 / 12) 12 x = 9. 6 ° x = 10 ° 8. Tan x = 5 / 12 5 x = Tan-1 (5/12) x 12 x = 22. 61° x = 23°

Homework: p. 529(22 -26 even, 32 -36 even, 37 -43) p. 538(20, 30 -35)

Homework: p. 529(22 -26 even, 32 -36 even, 37 -43) p. 538(20, 30 -35)