Sin cos rules

    • [DOCX File]Mr Stevenson's Maths Class

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      = sin–1/cos–1/tan–1 (number) answer in degrees or radianscorrect for their equation (in any range)M1 Method for finding second angle consistent with (either of) theirtrig. equation(s) in …

      cos tan and sin formulas


    • [DOC File]How the world was created - Mr.O's Website

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      Step 2 – determine which rule (Sin/Cos/Tan) you are to use by examining which sides you are working with. Step 3 – write out the equation. Step 4 – fill in the equation using the information in the diagram. Step 5 – solve for the unknown. Example 3: AC = 15 and …

      cos sin tan


    • [DOC File]Sine and Cosine Rule Exam Questions - Web Maths

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      Title: Sine and Cosine Rule Exam Questions Author: Sharron Last modified by: Sharron Created Date: 10/26/2006 7:41:00 PM Company: sharron's laptop

      sin cos formula


    • [DOC File]Investigating Sine, Cosine and Tangent of Obtuse Angles

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      c) sin 43˚ and sin 223˚ Example 3: Determine the measure of angle θ, if cos θ = -0.87. Step 1: Ignore the negative and find the related answer, θR. Step 2: Using the CAST rule, determine the quadrants it could be located it. Step 3: Use one of the following rules to find the answer 180˚ – θR. 180˚ + θR. 360˚ – θR . Step 4: Check ...

      converting sin to cos


    • [DOC File]Logical Structure of the Differentiation Rules

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      Write and and use the chain, (positive) power, and rules. If , then Compute using sin(x+h)=sin(x)cos(h)+cos(x)sin(h) and. and If , then Use cos(x)=sin(π/2 – x) and . sin(x)=cos(π/2 – x) All other trig. Functions Write the function in terms of sine and cosine and apply rules we know. If …

      sin to cos


    • [DOC File]Limits with trigonometric functions

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      Remember that all previous algebraic “rules for limits” are still valid. Try to “plug in” the “target value” – watch for undefined terms and “”. Write all functions in terms of sin or cos. Algebraically manipulate the function to look for a “replacement function”. Work towards the 2 “special limits” and Examples: 1. 2 ...

      sin cos equations


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