CHAPTER 15: TRIGONOMETRY

Important Concepts: Trigonometrical Ratios

A Hypotenuse Sin = =

Opposite side B

Cos = =

Adjacent side

Tan = =

Example 1 : The figure shows a right-angled triangle.

Sin

= =

Cos = =

15 cm

Tan = =

17 cm

8 cm

Exercise 1: In Diagram 1, ABC is right-angled triangle. A

Solution :

13 cm x

12 cm

x
C
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5 cm Diagram 1

B
1

Determine the value of sin x, Cos x and Tan x.

Example2 : In the diagram, AEC is a straight line. Sin ACB = and tan DCE = The length, in cm, of AE is Solution : B AB = 3 x 4 = 12 cm AC = 5 x 4 = 20 cm DC = 12 cm EC = 13 cm (Pythagoras Theorem) C Therefore, AE = AC EC = 20 13 = 7 cm

A E 5 cm D

12 cm

Exercise 2 : In Diagram below, ABD is a straight line

Solution :

x A 15 cm B

y 8 cm D

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Given tan x = 1, find the length of CD.

Example 3 : In the diagram below, PQRS is formed from two a right-angled triangles. Given that tan y = , find the value of sin x. P y 6 cm 16 cm x S R Q Solution : QR = 3 x 2 = 6 cm PQ = 4 x 2 = 8 cm PR = 10 cm (Pythagoras Theorem) Therefore, sin x = =

Exercise 3 : In Diagram below, ABC and BDE are two right-angled triangles. C Solution :

E 10 cm x A 9 cm B 8 cm D

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If AB = 9 cm, BD = 8 cm, DE= 10 cm, and BE = CE, calculate the value of sin x. Example 4

5 cm P

Q R T

S
In the diagram above, QRS is a straight line . Given 5 3 cos QPS = and tan RTS = , find 13 4 the length of RT in Solution
5 , so PS = 13, 13 3 Given also RTS = ,then RS = 3, RT = 4, and QS = 6 cm 4

Given QPS =

Using Pythagoras theorem, QS is equal to 12 cm. 3 6 So, in ratio tan RTS = equal to . 4 1 2 Meaning RS = 6 cm and RT = 12 cm . Exercise4

10 cm

48o L
Based on the figure above, calculate the length of FL , in cm .

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Example 5

H
5 cm

G E 7 cm F

In the diagram above FGH is a straight line . Given that tan HEF = 1 , thus tan HGE = Solution Since tan HEF = 1 =
H F EF HF + GF = EF 5 +2 = 7 =1 HGE is equivalent to EGF , 7 7 Tan EGF = , since HGE is greater than 90o , tan HGE = 2 2

Exercise 5

A 14 cm 8 cm 30o
In the diagram above, BCD is a straight line and AB is perpendicular to line BCD .Find BAC .

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Example 6

R yo

xo P
In the diagram above , QRS is a straight line . 1 2 Given that sin xo = , find the value of 1 3 cos yo . Solution
1 2 Q R = , 1 3 P R By using Pythagoras Teorem Q P is equivalent to o y QP = 5 and R QR 12 Q P = So, cos R = , PR 13 y since o is greater than 90o , 1 2 yo = 1 3

sin xo=

Exercise 6

E 4 cm F 5 cm xo G G

In the diagram above ,FGH is a straight line . find the value of cos xo .

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Exercise : 1
Diagram 1 shows a rectangle PQRS, where diagonal SQ = 17 cm and PQ = 15 cm.

15 cm 17 cm

x S
Diagram 1 Calculate the value of cos x. 2 Diagram 2 shows a triangle KLM. M 60 cm

x K Diagram 2 Calculate the length, in cm, of KL if ML = 60 cm and cos x = 3

1 . 3

In Diagram 3, M is the midpoint of BC in a right-angled triangle ABC. B

DIAGRAM 13 x A

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7 and AB = 50 cm, calculate the length, in cm, of MC. 25

In Diagram 4, MNLP is a trapezium. P

15 cm

8 cm Diagram 4

If NL = 2MN, sin x = the trapezium.

15 , NL = 8 cm and OP = 15 cm, find the perimeter, in cm, of 17

In Diagram 5, BCDE is a rectangle and ABM is a triangle.

x A

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Diagram 5 AMD and ABC are straight lines and AB = 6 cm, and ED = 20 cm. Given that cos x = find the length, in cm, of AD.
1 , 3

In Diagram 6, ABCD is a rectangle. A X y B

D Diagram 6 If AB = 9 cm and BX = 7 In Diagram 7 cos x =

2 1 AB. If BC = 16 cm, and BY = BC, find sin y. 3 2

5 . 13

x A C Diagram 7

y D
1 . 2

If ACD is a straight line and AC = 5 cm, find the length of BD when sin y = 8 In Diagram 8 ABC is an equilateral triangle. C

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Diagram 8

If AXY is a right-angled triangle, find the value of sin y. 9 In Diagram 9, ABCD is a trapezium. 15 cm D C

24 cm y A 22 cm Diagram 9 If AD = 24 cm, DC = 15 cm and AB = 22 cm, find the value of cos y. 10 In Diagram 10, the area of square ABCD is 49 cm and the area of triangle CDE is 84 cm. A D B

x B C Diagram 10 Given that BCE is a straight line, find the value of cos x. E

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TRIGONOMETRY II 1. The unit circle is the circle with radius 1 unit and its centre at origin. 2. 1 y

(x, y)

-1 a) Quadrant I II III IV Angle 0 < < 90 90 < < 180 180 < < 270 270 < < 360 y sin + tan + All + x cos +

b) sin = y = y
1 cos = x = x 1 tan = y x

3.
sin cos tan sin cos tan y 0 0 1 0 90 1 0 Undefined 30 180 0 -1 0 45 270 -1 0 Undefined 60 360 0 1 0 4. 900 Quadrant II 1800-Quadrant I Quadrant III - 1800 Quadrant IV 3600 - y 2700

1800

0, 3600

1/2 3 / 2 1 / 3

1/ 2 1/ 2 1
y

3 / 2 1/2 3

0 90Trigonometry II 0 1800 270

3600

900 1800 11 0 270 y = cos x

3600

900

1800 2700 y = tan x

3600

y = sin x

-1

-1

-1

15.1 Identifying the Quadrants and the Angles in A Unit Circle.

1. The x-axis and the y-axis divides the unit circle with centre origin into 4 quadrants as shown in the diagram below

y
1 90 180 -1 II I O III IV -1 270 1 360 0 X

Examples and exercises : State the quadrant for the following angles in the table below. Angle Quadrant 42 I 70 100 II 136 197 205 275 354 Angle 19 265 289 126 303 80 150 212 Quadrant

REMEMBER QUADRANT I 0 < < 90 QUADRANT II 90 < < 180 QUADRANT III 180 < < 270 QUADRANT IV 270 < < 360

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15.1 a) Determine whether the values of a) sin b) cos c) tan are positive or negative if
90 o 180
o

, 180

270

, and

270

360

y
1 90 180 -1 Sin + ALL O Tan + Cos + -1 270 Examples : i) Sin 142 ii) cos 232 iii) tan 299 1 0 360 X

142 is in quadrant II Sin is positive in Quadrant II Exercises : Angle 75 120

cos 232 is in quadrant III Cos is negative in quadrant III

tan 299 is in quadrant IV tan is negative in quadrant IV

Quadrant I II Sin + +

Value (Positive/ Negative) Cos + -

Tan + -

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160 200 257 280 345

15.1 b)Find the values of the angles in quadrant I which correspond to the following values of angles in other quadrants. The relationship between the values of sine, cosine and tangent of angles in Quadrant II, III and IV with their respective values of the corresponding angle in Quadrant I is shown in the diagram below : QUADRANT II ( 90 180 ) Sin = sin ( 180 - ) Cos = cos ( 180 - ) Tan = tan ( 180 - ) QUADRANT III ( 180 270 ) Sin = - sin ( - 180 ) Cos = -cos ( - 180 ) Tan = tan ( - 180 ) QUADRANT IV (270 360 ) Sin = - sin ( 360 - ) Cos = cos ( 360 - ) Tan = - tan ( 360 - )

Example :

120

230

340

Sin 120 = sin 60 Cos 120 = - cos 60 Tan 120 = - tan 60

Sin 230 = - sin 50 Cos 230 = - cos 50 Tan 230 = tan 50

Sin 340 = - sin 20 Cos 340 = cos 20 Tan 340 = - tan 20

EXERCISES : Find the values of the angles in quadrant I which correspond to the following values of angles in other quadrants. ANGLE CORRESPONDING ANGLE IN QUADRANT I Sin 125 Sin = sin ( 180 - 125) = sin 55 Cos 143 Tan 98

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Sin 200 Cos 245 Tan 190 Sin 285 Cos 300 Tan 315

Sin = - sin ( 200 - ) = - sin 20 Sin = - sin ( 360 = -sin 55 )

15.1 c)Find the value of Sine, Cosine and Tangent of the angle between 90 and 360

TIPS :
If a calculator is used, press either

SIN

COS

or

TAN

Followed by the value of the angle and then Example : a) sin 145 b) cos 220 =

c) tan 92.5

Press Sin 1 4 5 =

display Sin sin 1 sin 14 sin 145 0.573 576

Press cos 2 2 0 =

display cos cos 2 cos 22 cos 220 - 0.951 056

Press tan 9 2 . 5 =

display tan tan 9 tan 92 tan 92. tan 92.5 0.573 576

Exercises : Angle Sin 46 Cos 57 Tan 79 Sin 139 Cos 154 Tan 122 Sin 200 Cos 187 Tan 256 Value

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Sin 342 Cos 278 Tan 305

15.1 d ) Find the angle between 0 and 360 when the values of sine, cosine and tangent are Given

TIPS :
If a calculator is used, press either
1 SIN

1 COS

or

1 TAN

Followed by the value of the angle and then Examples : a) Sin

1

0. 94

b) Cos

-0.64

c) Tan

0.625

Press Shift Sin 0

0

display 1 Sin 1 Sin 0

1 Sin 0. 1 Sin 0.9 1 Sin 0.94

Press Shift Cos (-) 0 . 64

= Cos
1

Display
Cos
1

Press
Shift Tan

Display
Tan
1 1

Cos Cos
1

0
-0 -0. . 625 =
1

Tan

.
0. 9 0.625 4 =
1 Sin 32.00

Tan Tan

70.05 15 0. 94 = 70.05

1 Cos -0.64 129.79

32.00

-0.64 = 129.79

Tan

0.625 =

Exercises : VALUE 1 0.7654 1 -0.932 ANGLE

Sin Sin

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1 Sin 0.1256 Cos 1 0.4356 1 Cos -0.6521 1 Cos -0.7642 1 Tan -1.354 1 Tan 0.7421 1 Tan 1.4502

15.1 e) Determine The Value Of Sin , Cos And Tan For Special Angles A 3030 2 3 45 60 B 1 D 1 Using Isosceles Triangle Sin 45 = 60 C B 1 C 2 1 2 A 45

Using The Right-Angled Triangle Bad, Sin 30 =

1 2
3 2

Cos 30 =

Cos 45 =

Tan 30 =

1 3

tan

45=

sin

60 =

3 2

cos

60 =

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tan 60 =

15.2 Graphs Of Sine, Cosine And Tangent 15.2.a) For each of the following equations, complete the given table and draw its graph based on the data in the table. i) y = sin x X Y 0 45 90 135 180 225 270 315 360

ii) y = cos x X Y 0 45 90 135 180 225 270 315 360

iii) y = tan x X Y Examples : 0 45 90 135 180 225 270 315 360

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The diagram shows graphs y = sin x for is a) 90 b) 270 c) 360 SOLUTION : a) y = 1 b) y = -1 c) y = 0

360 . Find the value of y when y

15.3 Questions Based on the Examination Format. 1. Which of the following is equal to cos 35 ? A. cos 145 B. cos 215 C. cos 235 D. cos325

2. Find the value of sin 150 + 2 cos 240 - 3 tan 225 A. -3.5 3. Sin 30 + cos A. 1 4 B. -1.5 60 = B. 1 2 C. 1 D. 0 C. 1.5 D. 2.5

4. Given that sin 45 = cos 45 = 0.7. Find the value of 3 sin 315 - 2 cos 135

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A. -3.5

B. -1.5

C. 1.5

D. 2.5

5. Given that cos = 0.9511 and A. 18 B. 162

0 360, find the value of C. 218 D. 300

6. Given that tan = 05774 and A. 30 , 210

0 360 , find the value of C.30 , 330 D. 30 , 150

B. 152 , 210

7. Given that sin = -0.7071 and 90 270, find the value of A. 135 B. 225 C. 45 D. 315

8. Given that Sin x = 0.848 and A. 108 B. 122

90 x 180 , find the value of x C. 132 D. 158

9. Given that tan y = -2.246 and A. 66 , 246 B. 114 ,246

0 360 , find the value of y C. 114 , 294 D.246 , 294

10.

y
(0,1) ( -1,0) O ( -1,0) The diagram shows the unit circle. The value of tan is A. -1.74 11. B. -0.57 C. -0.50 D. 0.87 (0.87,-0.50) (1,0) X

y
1

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-1 O P -1

1 X

The diagram shows the unit circle. If P is (-0.7, -0.6), find the value of Sin A. 12
7 6

B. -

6 7

C. -0.6

D. 0.6

y
1 -1 O R (0.8, -0.4) -1 The diagrams shows a unit circle and R (0.8, -0.4). find the value of cos A. 0.8 B. 0.4 C. 1 D. 0.4 0.8 1 X

13. In the diagram, ABC is a straight line. The value of sin x is B A x 15 D A. 8 1 5 B. 8 17 C. 15 1 7 D. 17 15 8 C

14. T 13 cm 5 cm Q R
21

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X U

7 cm

In the diagram, PQRS is a straight line and R is the mid-point of QS. The value of cos x is 12 13 P 15 cm Q T 6 cm S 12 25 13 25 24 25

A.

B.

C.

D.

15.

R In the diagram, PQR and QTS are straight lines. Given that sin TRS = sin PQT = A. C. 16.
8 15 3 , then 5

8 1 5 D.

8 17

B. 8 17

Given that PQR is a straight line and tan x = -1, find the length of PR in cm. A. 6 17. B. 8 C. 10 D. 12

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3 SQ In the diagram above, PQR is a straight line. Given that cos P = , find tan x. 5 4 1 5 3 A. B. C. D. 2 8 4 5 18.

3 JG In the diagram above, EFGH is a straight line. If sin H = , the value of tan x 5

= A.
4 5

B.

1 2

C.

1 3

D.

3 5

19.

Diagram below shows a graph of trigonometric function.

The equation of the trigonometric function is A. y = sin x 20. B. y = -sin x C. y = cos x D. y = -cos x

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The value of cos A.

4 3

is
B.
3 5

C.

3 5

D.

4 5

15.4 PAST YEAR SPM QUESTIONS Nov 2003, Q11 1. In Diagram 5, GHEK is a straight line. GH = HE.

7 cm

25 cm

Diagram 5 Find the value of tan x

E
1 3 C. x 1 2

G 5 A.

H J

1 2

13 cm

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B.

1 2 1 3

D.

1 2 5

Nov 2003, Q12 2. Which of the following graphs represents y = sin x ?

Nov 2004, Q 11 3. In Diagram 5, PRS is a straight line Q 7 cm P

24 cm

S Find the value of cox x = A.

7 24

C.

7 24
25

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B.

24 25

D.

24 25

Nov 2004, Q 12 4. Diagram 6 shows the graph of y = sin x. The value of p is A. 90 B. 180 C. 270 D. 360

Nov 2004, Q13 5. In diagram 7, JKL is a straight line.

Diagram 7 It is given that cos x = A. B. 22 29

5 1 3

and tan y = 2. Calculate the length, in cm, of JKL C. 44 D. 58

Nov 2005, Q11 6. It is given that cos = 0.7721 and 180 360. Find the value of A. 219 27 B. 230 33 Nov 2005, Q12 7. In Diagram 6, QRS is a straight line. 4 cm Q P C. 309 27 D. 320 33

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3 cm R S What is the value of cos ? 4 A. 5 3 B. 5

3 5 4 D. 5

Diagram 6

C.

JUNE 2004, Q13

H 12 cm x
y P (-3, 4)

16 cm

Diagram 6 13 cm F

r 0 x

8. Diagram 6 shows a quadrilateral EFGH. Find the value of x. A. 33 01 B. 40 33 JUNE 2004, Q14 9. In Diagram 7, O is the origin of a Cartesian plane. C. 49 28 D. 50 54

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Diagram 7

y 1

90

1800

The value of sin r is 3 A. 5 3 C. 5 4 B. 5 3 4

-1

D.

y 1

900

1800

-1

JUNE 2005, Q12 10. Which of the f ollowing graphs represents y = sin 2x for 0
y 1

x 180,?

90

180

-1 y 2

0
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90

180

x 28

JUNE 2005, Q13 11. In Diagram 5, MPQ is a straight line.

Diagram 5

Given cos x = A.
7 24

24 , find the value of tan y. 25 24 B. 7

C.

7 24

D.

24 7

JUNE 2005, Q11 12. Given cos x = - 0.8910 and 0 x 360, find the values of x. A and B and NOV 13. It
M x0 N P y0

117 and 243

Q 207

C. 153 D 153

117 and 297 333 2005, Q11 is given that cos

10 8
0

.
A. B. C. 19o 27 230o33 309o27

6 30

-0.721 and =
0

. Find the value of

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D.

320o33

NOV 2005, Q12 14. In Diagram 6, QRS is a straight line

Diagram 6

What is the value of cos 4 A. 5 3 B. 5 3 C. 5 4 D. 5 JUNE 2006, Q11

15. Diagram 5 shows a rhombus PQRS

Diagram 5 It is given that QST is a straight line and QS = 10cm. Find the value of tan xo.

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5 1 3 1 3 B. 1 2 A. JUNE 2006, Q12

5 C. 12 12 D. 5

16. Which of the following represents part of the graph of y = tan x? A. C.

B.

D.

JUNE 2006, Q13 17. In Diagram 6, PQR and TSQ are straight lines.

Find the length of ST , in cm. A. 2.09 C. 3.56

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B. 3.44 NOV 2006, Q11

D. 4.91

18. In Diagram 5, S is the midpoint of straight line QST.

The value of cos xo is 4 A. 3 4 B. 5 NOV 2006, Q12

3 4 3 D. 5 C.

19. In Diagram 6, MPQ is a right angled triangle.

It is given that QN = 13cm, MP = 24cm and N is the midpoint of MNP. Find the value of tan y0. 5 12 A. C. 13 13

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5 B. 12

13 D. 12

NOV 2006, Q13 10 20. Which of the following represents the graph of y = cos x for 0 0 x 8 A.

B.

C.

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D.

JUNE 2007, Q13 21. In Diagram 7, SPQ and PRU are right angle triangles. STQ and PTU are straight lines.

U S

T 20O P yo Q R

Diagram 7

It is given that cos yo =

1 2 and PQ = QR . Calculate the length incm, of PTU 1 3

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A. B. C D.

25.54 27.67 65.94 70.17

JUNE 2007,Q14 22. In Diagram 8. PRS is a straight line,

S R xo
h cm

P
If tan xo = A. B. C. D. 5 15 16 20

12 cm

3 , then the value ofDiagram 8 h is 4

JUNE 2007 , Q15 23, A. Which of the following represents the graph of y = sin x for 0o x 369o
y

0.5

0
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90

180

360O

x 35

B.
y

0.5
0 x

60O

180O

360O

C.

0.5
0 x

45O

180O

360O

D.

U
0 180
o

x 360O

-1

NOV 2007, Q11 In diagram 6, USR and VQTS are straight lines,

xo R

P T

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yo Q V

36

Digram 6

It is given that TS = 29 cm, PQ = 13 cm, QR = 16 cm and sin xo = Find the value of tan yo A. B. C. D. 1 2 5 5 1 2 5 12 12 5

8 , 17

NOV 2007, Q12 24.

K(3,4)

0 J x

In Diagram 7, O is the origin and JOK is a straight line on a Cartesian plane. The value of cos is A. B.
4 5 3 5

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C. D.

3 5 4 5
0

NOV 2007, Q13 10 25. Which of the following graphs represents y = Sin x for 0 0 x 8 A.
y 1

90O

x 180O

-1
B.
1 y

90O

180
O

C.

-1 1

90O

x 180
O

-1
y 1

90O

180

-1

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JUNE 2008,Q 12 27. In Diagram 7, RTU is a right angled triangle RST and TUV are straight lines

U Digram 7

V
1 2 5

It is given that RS = 28 cm, TU = 15 cm and tan RUV = Find the length, in cm, of SU. A. B. C. D 23 22.63 17 15.73

JUNE 2008,Q13 28. Given that sin x = 3 2 3 2

3 2 3 2

1 , 2

9 0

x 2 0 7

find the value of 3 cos x.

A.

B. C D.

JUNE 2008,Q14 y 1

6 28. Which graph represents y = cos x for 0 0 x 3 0 0 x 360O 39

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180o

-1

A.

180o

360O

-1

C 1

180o

360O

-1 D 1
y

180o

360O

-1 NOV 2008,Q11 30. Digram 6 shows a right angled triangle PQR.

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h xo P Given sin xo = A. B. C. D.
k tan 30 o

1 , find the value of h. 2

k Diagram 6

k tan 30O
k cos 60 o

k cos 60o

NOV 2008, Q13 31. Which of the following represents the graph of y = tan x for 0 0 x 360 A. 1
y
0

180
o

x 360O

-1 B. 1
y

180
o

x 360O

-1
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180
o

x 360O

-1

D.

180
o

x 360O

-1
Chapter 15 Trigonometry Exercise 1: Sin x = 1 2 , 1 3 Cos x =

ANSWERS

5 1 2 , Tan x = 1 3 5 Exercise 3: Sin x =

1 2 4 = 9 3

Exercise 2: CD = 17 Exercise 5 :

Exercise 4 : FL = 9cm

BAC = 28.96
3 5

Exercise 6 : Exercise:

8 17 4. Perimeter = 48 1. Cos x = 7. BD = 24 10. Cos x = 24 25

2. KL = 20 cm 5. AD = 18 + 60 = 78 8. Sin y = Sin 30 Sin 30 = 0.5

3. MC = 12.5 cm 8 4 6. Sin y = or 1 0 5 7 9. Cos y = 22 .96

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15.1a) Angle 42 70 100 136 197 205 275 354 15.1 b. Angle 75 120 160 200 257 280 345

Quadrant I I II II III III IV IV Quadrant I II II III III IV IV Sin + + +

Angle 19 265 289 126 303 80 150 212 Value (Positive/ Negative) Cos + + +

Quadrant I III IV II IV I II III

Tan + + +

15.1 c ANGLE Cos 143 Tan 98 Cos 245 Tan 190 Cos 300 Tan 315 15.1 d Angle Sin 46 Cos 57 Tan 79 Sin 139 Cos 154 Tan 122 Sin 200 Cos 187 Tan 256 Sin 342 Cos 278 Tan 305 Value 0.7193398 0.5446390 5.1445 0.6560 -0.8987 -1.6003 -0.3420 -0.9925 4.01078 -0.30901 0.13917 -1.42814 CORRESPONDING ANGLE IN QUADRANT I Cos 37 Tan 82 Cos 65 Tan 10 Cos 60 Tan 45

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15.1 e VALUE 1 Sin 0.7654 1 Sin -0.932 1 Sin 0.1256 1 Cos 0.4356 1 Cos -0.6521 1 Cos -0.7642 Tan 1 -1.354 1 Tan 0.7421 1 Tan 1.4502 ANGLE 49..94 68.74 7.215 64.17 49.29 40.16 53.55 36.57 55.411

15.3: EXAMINATION FORMAT QUESTIONS No Answer No 1 D 11 2 A 12 3 C 13 4 B 14 5 A 15 6 A 16 7 A 17 8 B 18 9 C 19 10 B 20 15.4 Questions JUN 2004, Q13 JUN 2004, Q14 JUN 2005, Q12 JUN 2005, Q13 JUN 2005, Q11 JUN 2006, Q15 JUN 2006, Q16 JUN 2006, Q17 JUN 2007, Q13 JUN 2007, Q14 JUN 2007, Q15 JUN 2008, Q12 JUN 2008, Q13 Answers C B C B C D A C A D D C A Questions NOV 2003, Q11 NOV 2003, Q12 NOV 2004, Q11 NOV 2004, Q12 NOV 2004, Q13 NOV 2005, Q11 NOV 2005, Q12 NOV 2006, Q11 NOV 2006, Q12 NOV 2006, Q13 NOV 2007, Q11 NOV 2007, Q12 NOV 2007, Q13 NOV 2008, Q11 NOV 2008, Q12

Answer C B C D B D A C B D

Answers A D D A B A D B C B D B C B A

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JUN 2008, Q14

NOV 2008, Q13

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