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A man is looking through his binoculars (10 feet above the ground) at a building which is 110 feet tall. He is standing 100 feet away from the building. What is the angle of elevation.
First, take into account that the binoculars are 10 feet above the ground, therefore making the builing 100 feet in relation to the angle of elevation.
Half angle formulas allow one to find the graph u in relation two u/2. Like the title these triangles use the half angle to find the regular angle. These formulas can lead to the knowledge of all the trigonometric ratios and varied positive or negative answers.
Now set up the equation as tan^-1(100/100)
The answer is 45°
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sin(u/2)=+-V1/2(1-cos(u)
cos(u/2)=+-V1/2(1+cos(u)
tan(u/2)=sin(u)/1+cos(u)
tan(u/2)=1-cos(u)/sin(u)
sin²x+cos²x=1
1+tan²x=sec²x
1+cot²x=csc²x
A profession in architecture requires all sorts of math including trigonometry. Using trigonometry can allow architects to draw angles and calculate different heights. For example it can measure the heighth of a rooftop or measure the angle of light. Since architects take buildings and scale them to model trigonometry can also aid in getting accurate lengths and dimensions of the model compared to the actual building
Sum and Difference Formulas allow the mathematician to find the end relation between two angles being added or subtracted. It also aids in deriving the double angle formula. The process can also be reversed to find for example sin(A+B). It will help one find the exact value of an angle, generally by lining up each trigonometric ratios with the formula.
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Aerospace Engineers use trigonometry more than one might think. They use it to determine how strong an object must be, the amount of forced used on certain objects, they also use trigonometry to make sure that pieces fit together. For instance, they use trigonometry to build a rocket by checking all the pieces and their angles.
Sum Formulas:
sin(A+B)=sinAcosB+cosAsinB
cos(A+B)=cosAcosB-sinAsinB
tan(A+B)= sin(A+B)/cos(A+B)
tan(A+B)=tanA+tanB/1-tanAtanB
Difference Formulas:
sin(A-B)=sinAcosB-cosAsinB
cos(A-B)=cosAcosB+sinAsinB
tan(A-B)= sin(A-B)/cos(A-B)
tan(A-B)=tanA-tanB/1+tanAtanB
1. sin²a+cos²a=1
2. (a/c)²+(b/c)²=1
3. c²(a²/c²+b²/c²=1)
4. a²+b²=c²
Math teachers use trigonometry throughout many different math courses. They use it to teach their students. It will generally be found in the form of calculating a side of a triangle or the angle of depression. Trigonometry will also be taught with various formulas that generally will all relate back to the unit circle in some way.
Trigonometry: the branch of mathematics dealing with the relations of the sides and angles of triangles and with the relevant functions of any angle
1. 1/cos²x(sin²x+cos²x=1)
2. tan²x+1=1/cos²x
3. 1+tan²x=sec²x
1. 1/sin²x(sin²x+cos²x=1)
2. 1+cot²x=1/sin²x
3. 1+cot²x=csc²x
Trigonometry allows people come to different conclusions about triangles. Trigonometry aids in finding the sides and angles of a triangle and how they are in relation to each other. It can be useful for real world purposes as well, for instances find the angle of elevation for a ladder leaning against the wall in relation to the wall
I took alot away from this project. First being that I had no idea that trigonometry was used in so many different professions. It does not only work its way into the engineering world but the managing one as well. I never thought to think how apparent it is in a profession as well. I also learned that there are different variations of cosine for double angle formulas. I was completely oblivious to the other two but now that I know I feel more confident in finding the answer. The two other ways of identifying cosine allow one to substitute in other equations within the formula itself which is very helpful. This project taught me alot more and I am glad I was given the oppurtunity to do it.
Double angle formulas show the angle doubled. It can be derived from the sum and difference formula. Double angles have the resources to help find the doubled version of a previous angle. The formulas represent the relationship between the two angles.
sin(2U)=2sin(U)cos(u)
cos(2u)=cos²(u)-sin²(u)
tan(2u)=2tan(u)/1-tan²(u)
1. sin(u+u)=2sin(u)cos(u)
2. sin(u)cos(u)+sin(u)cos(u)=2sin(u)cos(u)
3. 2sin(u)cos(u)=2sin(u)cos(u)
1. tan(u+u)=2tan(u)/1-tan ²u
2. tan(u)+tan(u)/1-tan(u)tan(u)/2tan(u)/1-tan ²u
3. 2tan(u)/1-tan ²u=2tan(u)/1-tan ²u
1. cos(u+u)=cos²(u)-sin²(u)
2. cos(u+u)=cos(u)cos(u)-sin(u)sin(u)
3. cos²(u)-sin²(u)=cos²(u)-sin²(u)
1. cos(u+u)=2cos²(u)-1
2. cos(u)cos(u)-sin(u)sin(u)=2cos²(u)-1
3. cos²(u)-sin²(u)=2cos²(u)-1
4. 2cos²(u)-1=2cos²(u)-1
1. cos(u+u)=1-2sin²(u)
2. cos(u)cos(u)-sin(u)sin(u)=1-2sin²(u)
3. cos²(u)-sin²(u)=1-2sin²(u)
4. 1-sin²(u)-sin²(u)=1-2sin²(u)
5. 1-2sin²(u)=1-2sin²(u)