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Trigonometry 2 27 th Jan 2020 Welcome! Trigonometry 2 Question Focused Approach 2 hours - 10mins break @7pm Any questions? Just Ask!! Material from tonight Quick recap of formulae Hints and Tips Questions from past


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Trigonometry 2

27th Jan 2020

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  • Trigonometry 2
  • Question Focused Approach
  • 2 hours - 10mins break @7pm
  • Any questions? – Just Ask!!

Welcome!

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  • Quick recap of formulae
  • Hints and Tips
  • Questions from past exams
  • Solutions will be available on the website:

https://web.actuaries.ie/students/maths-tutorials-higher-level-leaving-certificate-20182019

  • r google ‘actuaries maths tutorials’

Material from tonight

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  • www.themathstutor.ie

Useful Resource for Project Maths

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  • Draw a diagram every time.
  • Label all diagrams.
  • Check the mode on your calculator –

radians or degrees.

  • Know how and when to round your

answer. Trigonometry Exam Tips:

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  • 1. Formulae for sin, cos and tan
  • 2. Pythagoras’ Theorem
  • 3. Cosine Rule
  • 4. Sine Rule
  • 5. Area of Triangle
  • 6. Length of Arc
  • 7. Area of section of circle
  • 8. Formula for radians to degrees

Important Formulae

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Important Formulae

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Important Formulae

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  • a, b, c are the lengths of the sides
  • A, B, C are the angles
  • A opposite a
  • B opposite b
  • C opposite c

Labelling in sine and cosine rules and area formula

A B C a b c

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Using sin-1 and cos-1 to solve equations

In general, an equation like cos(x) = 0.5 has two solutions. In this case the solutions are x=60° and x= 300°. Procedure for getting both solutions:

  • 1. Get reference angle using cos-1

cos-1 0.5 = 60°

  • 2. Check which quadrant the other solution could be in.

cos is positive in 1st and 4th quadrant

  • 3. Apply the correct formula for that quadrant.

in 4th quadrant the formula is θ = 360° - reference angle so the solutions are x = 60° and x = 300° See next slide for details

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Using sin-1 and cos-1 to solve equations

1st quadrant 2nd quadrant 3rd quadrant 4th quadrant

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  • Monday 3rd Feb
  • Calculus 1
  • Including advice on exam technique

and marking

  • 6 - 8 pm

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