Jnit 5 - Trigonometric Ratios Date: 3.2 Special Angles Yomework: Pages 287-288: 4-7 {every other}, 8-11, 13-15 as ning Objectives/Success Criteria: At the end of this lesson I will be able to: * Determine the six trig ratios for the special angles 0°, 30°, 459, 60° and 90° ipecial Triang] §) 30-60-90 Triangle - Isosceles A cut in half. (ii) 45-45-90 Triangle - Equilateral A cut in half, A 2 / |e foo 1 @ | sine. oso | tan E ‘sec cota. | | 1 0 0 ' 0 undebned t undehned 1 a 2 30 2 @ - B a 1 45 rod 1 Te FA Ve B 1 @ | 2 en 2Z 2 ai a 90 \ ° undehined undahned ° >ractice: 1. Evaluate each of the following, Give exact answers. 2 a. sin?30° +cos?30° yy iia aer <4 7 b. tan?60° #2tan?45° Hae oh Ce ae gy © (sin30°)(cos-45°\(tan60°) oS (OKO Enq btw EZ esecene sin?45° cos*30° 2, Triangle ABC is a 45-45-90 triangle. a. Verify that sin2A+sin2B+sin2C=4sinA sinBsinC. b. Does this same relationship apply to: i. 30-60-90 triangle on ap i, An equilateral triangle oh WCQ ez 4 col ow %o sal oe siamisuyApplication 3. A telephone pole casts a shadow 6 m long when the angle of elevation of the sun is 62°, Deter angle-of elevation when the elevation of the sun is 40°, correct to one di al. Tengin of the Shaduo 4, From the top of a building 100m high, the angle of depression to the foot of a second building is 24°. From the same point, the angle of elevation to the top of the second building is 7°. Calculate the height of the second building. Thinking/Inquiry 5. Asphere of radius 8 cm rests inside a conical funnel whose axis is vertical. The highest point of the sphere is 44 cm above the vertex of the cone. Determine the angle of the cone, correct to one decimal. Similar Triangle Practice: 4. State the equal ratios inthe following pairs of similar triangles. Solve for the variable x in each of the following: a b. G 120 40. 7. Solve for the variable indicated in each of the diagrams given. d. 59, w =a PART B 8. Solve for the lengths a and bin each ofthe fellowing a b. wo 2] ae . Saeegree aba c 20 a, SF 7 Be