Trigonometry Flashcards

1
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What is the Opposite side (O)?

A

The side opposite the specified angle.

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2
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What is the Adjacent side (A)?

A

The side next to the specified angle.

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3
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What is sin(𝜃)?

A

O/H

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4
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What is cos(𝜃)?

A

A/H

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5
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What is tan(𝜃)?

A

O/A

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6
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What is sin(0°), sin(30°), sin(60°), sin(45°), sin(90°)?

A

0, 1/2, [rt2(3)]/2, [rt2(2)]/2, 1

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What is cos(0°), cos(30°), cos(60°), cos(45°), cos(90°)?

A

1, [rt2(3)]/2, 1/2, [rt2(2)]/2, 0

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8
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What is tan(0°), tan(30°), tan(60°), tan(45°), tan(90°)?

A

0, [rt2(3)]/3, rt2(3), 1, Undefined

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9
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What is O?

A

Hsin(𝜃) or Atan(𝜃)

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10
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What is A?

A

Hcos(𝜃) or O/tan(𝜃)

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11
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What is H?

A

O/sin(𝜃) or A/cos(𝜃)

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12
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What are (sin^-1)(O/H), (cos^-1)(A/H) and (tan^-1)(O/A)?

A

Functions to the -1 are the inverse of the original function so all of these statements equal 𝜃.

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13
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What is the unit circle?

A

A circle with a radius of one that is put around the origin. The angle can then move around the circle and at any given angle, the x coordinate is cos(𝜃) and the y coordinate is sin(𝜃).

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14
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What forms do the graphs sin(x), cos(x) and tan(x) take?

A

sin(x) and cos(x) take the form of a wave with a maximum of 1 and a minimum of -1. The former hits the origin while the latter hits (0, 1). tan(x) takes the form of separate curved lines stretching to infinity.

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15
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If A is the angle opposite side a and B is the angle opposite side b etc. what is the sine rule?

A

a/sin(A) = b/sin(B) = c/sin(C) for any triangle. You can use it to work out a side when two angles and an opposite side are known and an angle when two sides and an opposite angle are known.

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16
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If A is the angle opposite side a, what is the cosine rule?

A

a^2 = b^2 + c^2 - 2bc cos(A) or cos(A) = (b^2 + c^2 - a^2)/2bc for any triangle. You can use it to work out a side when two sides and the angle in between them are known and an angle when three sides are known.

17
Q

What can be used to find the area of a triangle?

A

If /c is the angle between a and b then the area is [ab sin(C)]/2.