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This document provides an introduction to trigonometry topics, including definitions of sine, cosine, and tangent functions using a triangle with sides labeled opposite, adjacent, and hypotenuse. It gives an example of calculating the sine of 35 degrees. It also presents a word problem asking to find the tangent of 40 degrees, showing the work and solution. In conclusion, it discusses how trigonometry is useful in many real-life applications such as astronomy and architecture.

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Engineering

This document provides an introduction to trigonometry topics, including definitions of sine, cosine, and tangent functions using a triangle with sides labeled opposite, adjacent, and hypotenuse. It gives an example of calculating the sine of 35 degrees. It also presents a word problem asking to find the tangent of 40 degrees, showing the work and solution. In conclusion, it discusses how trigonometry is useful in many real-life applications such as astronomy and architecture.

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Elysa Dilalily
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ENGINEERING

MATHEMATICS 1
TOPICS : TRIGONOMETRY
GROUP 3
B Y:

• ELYSA DILAILY BINTI HAMDAN


(23DKM22F1015)
• IMRAN BIN AHMAD SUFFIAN
(23DKM22F1006)
• NIESSHA SURIA A/P RAVI
(23DKM22F1068)

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INTRODUCTION
Tr i g o n o m e t r y i s a l l a b o u t t r i a n g l e s

TRIGONOMETRY Sine, Cosine and Tangent


Trigonometry helps us find angles and distances, and it used a lot • The main functions in
in science , engineering and more . trigonometry are sine , cosine and
tangent
adjacent : next to angle θ
opposite : opposite the angle θ
and the longest side is
the hypotenuse

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EXAMPLE :
What is the sine of 35°?

sin(35°) = 
Opposite 2.8
Hypotenuse  =  4.9  =  0.57

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TRIGONOMETRY FUNCTION
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QUESTION 3

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ANSWER :
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40°
FORMULA :
tan θ = opposite
adjacent
45
40
tan θ = 45
40° x
X
θ = 40 X = 45
Opposite = 45 tan40
Adjacent = x

X = 53.63
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CONCLUTION :

We realised that trigonometry can be used in many areas such


as astronomy and architecture. Without really climbing a tree, you
can find the height easily with trigonometry. They can be so
widely used in real life applications and very useful for most
architects and astronomers.

We can conclude that without trigonometry, life would be much


more difficult. So it really helps in real life applications and not
only in our tests and exams.

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Q/A SECTION
LET ’S TRY THIS !!
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FIND THE VALUE OF tan θ

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ANSWER :
We have the opposite side =10 and Adjacent side = x

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