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Basic Trig Review

Basic Trig Review

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Presentation

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Mathematics

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9th - 12th Grade

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Practice Problem

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Easy

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CCSS
HSG.SRT.C.6, HSG.SRT.C.8, HSF.TF.A.2

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Standards-aligned

Created by

Elizabeth Richardson

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8 Slides • 18 Questions

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Basic Trig Review

By Elizabeth Richardson

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Draw

The side across from the RIGHT ANGLE is called the HYPOTENUSE. Write H on the HYPOTENUSE

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Draw

The side that connects the RIGHT ANGLE to your reference angle (THETA) is the side ADACENT. Draw an A on that side.

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Draw

The side across from THETA is the side OPPOSITE. Draw an O on that side.

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Draw

Label each side with H, A and O

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Trigonometry is just a

RATIO of 2 sides of a right triangle. So we can set it up as

TRIG(angle) = fraction​

Remember your SOH-CAH-TOA??

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S O/H C A/H T O/A

SINE COSINE TANGENT

SINE = OPPOSITE/HYPOTENUESE

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COSINE = ADJACENT/HYPOTENUESE

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TANGENT = OPPOSITE/ADJACENT​

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Multiple Choice

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Which ratio represent sin⁡(θ)\sin\left(\theta\right)  ?

sine = opp/hyp

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8/10

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6/10

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8/6

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6/8

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Multiple Choice

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Which ratio represents cos⁡(θ)\cos\left(\theta\right)  ?

cos = adj/hyp

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8/10

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6/10

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8/6

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6/8

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Multiple Choice

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Which ratio represents tan⁡(θ)\tan\left(\theta\right)  ?

tan = opp/adj

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8/10

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6/10

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8/6

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6/8

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Multiple Choice

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Which ratio represents tan⁡(θ)\tan\left(\theta\right)  ?

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8/17

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8/15

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15/17

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15/8

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Multiple Choice

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Which ratio represents cos⁡(θ)\cos\left(\theta\right)  ?

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15/8

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15/17

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8/15

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8/17

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Multiple Choice

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Which ratio represents sin⁡(θ)\sin\left(\theta\right)  ?

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8/17

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15/17

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8/15

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15/8

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​Evaluate Sin/Cos/Tan

Be sure your calculator is in the correct MODE. If you see a degree symbol, make sure you are in DEGREE mode. If you do not see a degree symbol OR if you see π, then choose RADIAN mode.

Calculator -- hit MODE scroll down and select DEGREE or RADIAN

Desmos -- click on the WRENCH top right corner and select DEGREE or RADIAN.

**Default mode for calculators is RADIAN mode.

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Fill in the Blanks

What is sin⁡(420)\sin\left(42^0\right)   rounded to 3 decimal places?

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Fill in the Blanks

What is tan⁡(2200)\tan\left(220^0\right)   rounded to 3 decimal places

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What is cos⁡(23π)\cos\left(\frac{2}{3}\pi\right)  ?

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Ready to solve for a missing side?​

Start by labeling your sides OPP, ADJ & HYP according to the reference angle (usually labeled or has a measure). Which side has a measure​? Which side are you solving? This will let you know if you are using SIN, COS, or TAN.

TRIG (angle) = side / side Fill in what you know and solve!​

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Multiple Choice

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Solve for side b

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3.73 m

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7.25 m

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3.38 m

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0.06 m

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Fill in the Blanks

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Solve for x rounding to the nearest tenth (1 decimal place)

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​Ready to solve for a missing angle?

Like before, label all your sides according to your reference angle (the one you are solving for). Determine if you will use SIN, COS, or TAN. This time you are using an inverse function (the angle and the ratio trade places).

If using a calculator, 2nd SIN/COS/TAN. If using Desmos, click on FUNCTIONS​, Inverse Trig​.

TRIG-1 (SIDE/SIDE) = missing angle​

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You got this!!

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Multiple Choice

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Solve for x:

x = ____0

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51

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39

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54

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36

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Fill in the Blanks

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Solve for angle A, rounding to the nearest whole number. Angle A =

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0

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Poll

How would you describe your understanding of Basic Trig Review?

I am completely lost

I think I got some of it but need help

I think I got it and am going to practice some more

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