
Introduction to Trigonometry
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Mathematics
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10th Grade
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6 Slides • 15 Questions
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Introduction to Trigonometry
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Objectives
Identify the sides of right-angled triangles
Calculate complementary angle of right-angled triangles
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History
The word trigonometry comes from the Greek words trigon (triangle) and metria (measurement).
Originally trigonometry was used as an aid in the study of astronomy.
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Name Sides in Right-Angled Triangles
The Hypotenuse
The opposite side
The adjacent side
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Complementary Angles
The three angles in any triangle add to 180°.
Since one angle in a right-angled triangle measures 90°, the other two angles must add to 90° to make up the 180°.
The two acute angles in any right-angled triangle are complementary angles (ie add to 90°).
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Label Sides
Use the two CAPITAL letters at its ends.
Use one lower case letter which matches the opposite vertex (corner).
Side GH can be called f.
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Multiple Choice
The side adjacent to angle
θ is ...LM
LN
MN
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Multiple Choice
The hypotenuse is ...
LM
LN
MN
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Multiple Choice
What is the name given to the longest side of a right-angled triangle?
Hypotenuse
Opposite
Adjacent
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Multiple Choice
The side opposite to angle
θ is ...LM
LN
MN
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Multiple Choice
The side ‘next to’ the marked angle is called:
Hypotenuse
Touching
Adjective
Adjacent
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following has the longest side?
LM
LN
MN
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Multiple Choice
What is the opposite angle to the side with length 12 m?
angle A
angle B
angle C
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Multiple Choice
Which angle must be the right angle for this triangle?
angle A
angle B
angle C
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Multiple Choice
Complementary angles add together to give:
900
1800
3600
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Multiple Choice
What is the size of angle P?
900
240
660
760
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Multiple Choice
What is the size of the missing angle in this triangle?
200
300
900
1600
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Multiple Choice
Insert a capital letter to make this statement true.
Side opposite angle B = Side adjacent to angle ...
A
B
C
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Multiple Choice
Choose the response that correctly completes this statement.
The side adjacent to angle R is also:
adjacent to angle P
opposite angle P
opposite angle R
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Multiple Choice
What is the complement of 500?
900
500
400
30
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Multiple Choice
In which of these diagrams are all sides correctly named, with respect to angle P?
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