c The scaffold pole EL is 8 m long. How far does it extend beyond the line JK?
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1 Trigonometry in three dimensions Questions re trgeted t the grdes indicted The digrm shows the ck of truck used to crry scffold poles. L K G m J F C 0.8 m H E 3 m D 6.5 m Use Pythgors Theorem to find the length of the scffold pole i C ii F iii G Use trigonometry to find the ngle i C ii F iii GF c The scffold pole EL is 8 m long. How fr does it etend eyond the line JK?.. d Wht ngle does it mke with the floor of the truck?.. 343
2 Trigonometry in three dimensions 2 rocket ws lunched from this plnt pot. Wht ngle does it mke with the ground?... 5 cm cm 8 cm 3 cue of stone of side 6 mm is mde into ed y drilling hole through two opposite corners. G H F E Hint Clculte the length of digonl C first. C D 6 mm Clculte the length of the hole... Find the ngle the hole mkes with the fce CD... 4 The digrm shows cmer tripod with four legs of equl length. Clculte the lengths E * i C... ii EF....5 m Use your nswers to prt to find the ngle the leg E mkes with the floor. F 0.9 m 0.9 m C The legs re djusted to length of.2 m. c Clculte the new ngle ech leg mkes with the floor. 343
3 Trigonometry in three dimensions 5 Clculte the ngle F of this rmp. * D E C 2 m 7 m F 5 m skteorder trvels from to C. How fr does she trvel? c Clculte the distnce FC. d Find the ngle to the horizontl t which the skteorder trvels. Hint Find ngle CF. 343C
4 3 7.3 Trigonometric rtios for ny ngle Questions re trgeted t the grdes indicted Give your nswers correct to deciml plce, where necessry. * The sketch elow helps you to solve the eqution sin θ = 0.8 for vlues of θ in the rnge 360 to 360. Sin θ θ Use your clcultor to find θ. Mrk the vlue on the sketch. Hint press the [sin ] key. Use the symmetry of the grph to find the other vlues of θ etween 360 nd Use the sketch elow to solve the eqution cos θ = 0.2 for vlues of θ in the rnge 0 to 720. Cos θ θ Use the sketches to solve the equtions in the given rnge. sin = 0.3 for vlues of etween 0 nd 360. Sin
5 3 7.3 Trigonometric rtios for ny ngle cos = 0.5 for vlues of etween 80 nd Cos * c sin = 0.7 for vlues of etween 360 nd 360. Sin d cos = 0.5 for vlues of etween 540 nd 80. Cos
6 3 7.3 Trigonometric rtios for ny ngle 4 Solve the equtions in the given rnge. Mke sketch to show your solutions. * sin = 0.62 for vlues of etween 0 nd 360. cos = 0.44 for vlues of etween 360 nd 0. c sin = 0.05 for vlues of etween 80 nd 360. d cos = for vlues of etween 0 nd 270. () Show tht one solution of 8 sin = is 7.2. () Hence solve the eqution for vlues of in the rnge 360 to 360. () 8 sin = sin = 8 (divide oth sides y 8) sin = 0.25 = 7.2 (to d.p.) () Solutions etween 360 nd 360 re = = 72.8 = = = = 87.2 Cos C
7 3 7.3 Trigonometric rtios for ny ngle 5 Show tht one solution of 8 cos = 5 is 5.3. *... Hence solve the eqution for vlues of in the rnge 0 to Show tht one solution of 50 sin = 49 is Hence solve the eqution for vlues of in the rnge 360 to Show tht one solution of cos = 3 2 is Hence solve the eqution for vlues of in the rnge 720 to D
8 3 7.4 Finding the re of tringle using 2 sin C Questions re trgeted t the grdes indicted Rememer: re of tringle C = sin C 2 C c Clculte lengths nd res correct to 3 significnt figures nd ngles correct to deciml plce. Clculte the re of ech tringle. c d 0 cm 70 8 cm 50 mm mm.6 m 5 cm 25 5 cm 30.4 m Clculte the re of ech shpe. * Hint Split the shpe into two tringles. c 20 cm 4.2 m m 7 cm Prllelogrm Drt Kite. m.5 m 347
9 3 7.4 Finding the re of tringle using 2 sin C Hint Find the ngle t the centre first. 3 Clculte the re of ech regulr polygon. * 7 cm 20 mm c Regulr polygon with 9 sides nd rdius.2 m... d Regulr polygon with 0 sides nd rdius 200 mm... 4 The re of ech tringle is given. Clculte the mrked ngle. re = sin C 2 2 = sin 2 = 2.35 sin = sin (divide oth sides y 2.35) sin = (press [sin ] on your clcultor) = 79.6 ( d.p.) 6. mm 7 mm re = 2 mm 2 c 2 mm 9 mm 39 cm re = 27 mm 2 30 cm re = 20 cm 2.7 m 2.4 m re =.2 m 2 347
10 3 7.4 Finding the re of tringle using 2 sin C 5 Clculte the re of ech segment. * ngle of sector 50 re of sector = πr 2 = π 8 2 = cm re of tringle = sin C = sin 50 = cm 2 2 So re of segment = cm cm 2 = 3.4 cm 2 (3 s.f.) C 50 8 cm c 20 mm 0 O 2 3 mm 85.3 cm O 347C
11 The sine rule nd clculting n ngle Questions re trgeted t the grdes indicted Use sin = sin to find side, nd sin = sin to find n ngle. Use this sine rule when you know side nd the opposite ngle. Clculte lengths correct to 3 significnt figures nd ngles correct to deciml plce. C Find the length of the mrked side. = 30 sin 25 sin 00 = 30 sin 25 (multiply oth sides y sin 25 ) sin 00 = 2.9 mm (3 s.f.) mm 25 c d m 35 8 cm y mm cm t Clculte the missing ngle. Then use the sine rule to find the mrked side. c cm 7 mm mm 70 c 349
12 The sine rule nd clculting n ngle 3 Use the sine rule to find the size of the mrked ngle. Then clculte the third ngle. sin sin 00 = sin = 22 sin sin = = 34.8 ( d.p.) 22 mm 38 mm 00 Third ngle = = 45.2 c d.5 cm d 40 5 mm 2.4 cm c mm 0 cm 7 mm mm cm
13 The sine rule nd clculting n ngle 4 For ech tringle find i the mrked ngle ii the third ngle iii the mrked side iv the re of the tringle (use 2 sin C). c 30 mm 2.5 cm 20 mm cm 40 m m c i... i... i... ii... ii... ii... iii... iii... iii... iv... iv... iv... 5 Use the sine rule to clculte the length of D. D... Find the ngle D nd use it to clculte the length of. 3 C 270 m 200 m... c Use the sine rule to clculte ngle DC C
14 The sine rule nd clculting n ngle d Find the ngle DC nd use it to clculte the length of DC. e Use the formul 2 sin C to clculte the res of the two tringles nd hence the re of the qudrilterl CD. 6 The mp shows some of the ncient monuments of Egypt. N Sphin km N Khum y 9.6 km 57 Sqqr Use the sine rule to find ngle... ngle y... c the distnce from the Sphin to Sqqr Use your nswer to prt to find the ering of d Khum from the Sphin e the Sphin from Khum D
15 The cosine rule nd clculting n ngle Questions re trgeted t the grdes indicted Use 2 = 2 + c 2 2c cos to find side, nd cos = + c 2c to find n ngle. C c Use the cosine rule when you know: ll three sides or two sides nd their included ngle. Clculte lengths correct to 3 significnt figures nd ngles correct to deciml plce. Find the length of the mrked side. 2 = cos 45 2 = ( 0.89 ) 2 = ( = +) 2 = = 2.99 cm (3 s.f.) 2.3 cm cm c 2.8 m.3 m mm mm.28 cm c cm 35
16 The cosine rule nd clculting n ngle 2 Use the cosine rule to find side. Then use the sine rule to find ngle y. c y 25 mm 74 y 24 2 cm 9. cm y 50 mm km 4 km 26 3 Use the cosine rule to find ngle cos = = = = 3.4 ( d.p.) 200 mm 20 mm 230 mm c 4 cm.5 cm 6.5 cm 7 m 8 cm 3 m 4 cm 5 cm 9 m 35
17 The cosine rule nd clculting n ngle 4 Use the cosine rule to find ngle. Then use the sine rule to find ngle y. c y 0.8 m 0.65 m 90 cm 5 mm 72 mm y 0.6 m 0 cm 50 cm 40 mm y 5 PQR is tringle where PQ = 30 mm, QR = 40 mm nd ngle PQR = 65. Sketch the tringle.... Use the cosine rule to find the length of PR.... c Use the sine rule to find ngle QPR.... d Clculte ngle PRQ C
18 3 7.9 Using trigonometry to solve prolems Questions re trgeted t the grdes indicted Use the sine rule when you know side nd the ngle opposite. Otherwise, use the cosine rule. Clculte lengths nd res correct to 3 significnt figures nd ngles correct to deciml plce. Which rule cn e used to find missing side or ngle? 5 cm mm 5 mm 2.3 cm 2. cm 23 cm mm.2 cm 0 mm c... d... 2 Use the sine nd cosine rules to clculte the unknown sides nd ngles in Question c... d Use the sine nd cosine rules to clculte the mrked ngles nd sides. c d 50 mm 5 m y 2.3 m y mm 9.2 cm 7 m 8 m 2.2 m 2.7 m
19 3 7.9 Using trigonometry to solve prolems 4 C is tringle where = 24 mm, C = 20 mm nd ngle C = 28. Sketch the tringle. Clculte the length of side C. c Clculte ngle i C ii C d Clculte the re of the tringle Hint use the formul sin C
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