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I can label the sides of a right triangle. I can set up the trig ratios. I can use the trig ratios to solve for the missing side length & angle measures of a right triangle. Solving Right Triangles Day 2

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Setting up trig ratios and solving right triangles.

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I can label the sides of a right triangle.I can set up the trig ratios.

I can use the trig ratios to solve for the missing side length & angle measures of a

right triangle.

Solving Right TrianglesDay 2

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H

AT

15

9

Calculate the length of

hypotenuse

leg

leg

?

Use the Pythagorean theorem

-81 -81

x = 12

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H

AT

15

9

hypotenuse

Opp. leg

Adj. leg

12

Set up the following trig ratios

Sin H =

Cos H =

Tan H =

Sin A =

Cos A =

Tan A =

Adj. leg

Opp. leg

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HS

C

Calculate the length of

hypotenuse

legleg

?

Use the Pythagorean theorem

x = 6

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hypotenuse

Set up the following trig ratiosAd

j. le

g

Opp. leg

HS

C

6

Sin S =

Cos S =

Tan S =

Sin H =

Cos H =

Tan H =

Adj.leg

Opp.leg

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If Sin A = , find the Cos A.

*Draw a triangle and label.

hypotenuse

A

Opp. le

g

Adj. leg

68

x-36 -36

Cos A =

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Use the last example as a model problem to complete the following:

1. If Tan A = , find Sin B.

2. If Cos B = , find Tan A.

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Solving Right Triangles means to calculate missing side lengths and angle measures of

a right triangle.

When evaluating sine, cosine, or tangent you need to make sure your calculator is in degree mode.

MODE Radian Degree

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Evaluating Angles in the calculator.

(A) Sin 52o

(B) Cos 122o

(C) Tan 45o

(D) Sin 0o

(E) Cos 90o

(F) Tan 90o

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A

B

C

x y

250

37o

Solve for x and y

Why can’t you use the Pythagorean Theorem?

hypotenuseOpp. leg

Adj. leg

Which side should be the longest? Why?

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Solve for x and y

A

B

Cx

y 10

61o

hypo

tenu

seOpp. leg

Adj. leg

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Solve for x and y

A

B

C

x

y 13

34

o

hypo

tenu

seOpp. leg

Adj. leg

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Using the inverse function to solve for angles

Notice if you use the 2nd button and then choose a trig function, you are using the inverse.

Sin-1 Cos-1

Tan-1

(a) (b)Sin-1 Sin-1 Cos-1 Cos-1

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Use the examples on the previous slide as model problems to help complete the following problems.

(c) (d)

(e) (f)

Sin-1Sin-1

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Find the measures of the acute angles in a right triangle.

*Remember: the 2 acute angles of a right triangle are complementary

FIND: m<A and m<B

A

B

C

65.8 11.2

hypotenuse

Opp. leg

Adj. leg

9.8 + 80.2 = 90

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A

BC 10.8

24.7

Find the m<A and m<B

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A

BC

72

Find the m<A and m<B