Trigonometry is branch of mathematics which deals with triangles.Trigonometry means measure of triangles . Trigonometry deals with the relationship between sides and angles of triangle. There are six basic trigonometric functions and they are sine, cosine, tangent, secant, cosecant and cotangent. They are defined based on the sides of a right triangle.
Basic functions of a right triangle following are defined as follows:
i)Sine abbrevated as "sin" and sin(theta) = ` c/b`
ii)Cosine abbrevated as "cos" and cos(theta) = ` a/b`
iii)Tangent abbrevated as "Tan" and Tan(theta) = ` c/a`
iv)Secant abbrevated as "sec" and sec(theta) = ` b/a`
v)Cosecant abbrevated as "cosec" and cosec(theta) = ` b/c`
vi)cotangent abbrevated as "cot" and cot(theta) = ` a/c`
There are 4 types trigonometric identities.
1: Reciprocal Identiy :
i) cosecA = `(1)/(sin A)`
ii) sec A= `(1)/(cos A)`
iii) cotA = `(1)/(tanA)`
2: Pythagorean Identites :
Sin2 A + Cos2 `A =1`
Sec2 `A` - Tan2 `A = 1<br>`
Cosec2 A - Cot2 A`=1`
3: Quotent Identites :-
tan`A` = sin`A`` /` cos`A`
cotA = cos`A`` /` sin`A`
4 : Even- odd Identites:
1)sin(-`A) =`sin`A`
2)cos(-`A) = cosA`
`3)`tan(-`A) =`tan`A`
`4)`cosec(-`A)= `-cosec`A`
`5)`sec(-`A) = `sec`A`
`6)cot(-A) = -cot(A)<br>`
here "U" stands for undefined or infinite.
Examples on Trigonometric Functions of Special Angles:
Given an right triangle whose base is 3 cms and base angle with hypotenuse is 60o.find the following
i) height of triangle
ii) area of triangle
Solution:
Given an right triangle and base side is 3 cms and base angle is 60o.
Tan of base angle is height /base
so tan 60o = height /3
=> `sqrt(3)` = height /3
=>height of triangle is 3`sqrt(3)` cms.
ii)
Area of a right triangle A is 1/2(base * height)
=> A =(1/2)*3*3`sqrt(3)`
`=> A=4.5``sqrt(3)`
`A= 7.79`
Ex 2 : In a right triangle given angle A is 60o and side adjacent to angle A is 5cms .
find the hypotenuse of triangle
solution:
Cos A = adjacent side/hypotenuse
Cos 60o = 5/hypotenuse
=>1/2=5/hypotenuse
=> hypotenuse =5/2 =
=> hypotenuse side= 2.5cms
Ex3:
find value of cos 60o + sin 30o
solution:
value of cos 60o=1/2
value of sin 30o=1/2
hence
cos 60o + sin 30o =1/2 +1/2 =1
Explanation of Trigonometric Functions of Special Angles
Basic functions of a right triangle following are defined as follows:
i)Sine abbrevated as "sin" and sin(theta) = ` c/b`
ii)Cosine abbrevated as "cos" and cos(theta) = ` a/b`
iii)Tangent abbrevated as "Tan" and Tan(theta) = ` c/a`
iv)Secant abbrevated as "sec" and sec(theta) = ` b/a`
v)Cosecant abbrevated as "cosec" and cosec(theta) = ` b/c`
vi)cotangent abbrevated as "cot" and cot(theta) = ` a/c`
There are 4 types trigonometric identities.
1: Reciprocal Identiy :
i) cosecA = `(1)/(sin A)`
ii) sec A= `(1)/(cos A)`
iii) cotA = `(1)/(tanA)`
2: Pythagorean Identites :
Sin2 A + Cos2 `A =1`
Sec2 `A` - Tan2 `A = 1<br>`
Cosec2 A - Cot2 A`=1`
3: Quotent Identites :-
tan`A` = sin`A`` /` cos`A`
cotA = cos`A`` /` sin`A`
4 : Even- odd Identites:
1)sin(-`A) =`sin`A`
2)cos(-`A) = cosA`
`3)`tan(-`A) =`tan`A`
`4)`cosec(-`A)= `-cosec`A`
`5)`sec(-`A) = `sec`A`
`6)cot(-A) = -cot(A)<br>`
Chart for trigonometric functions of special angles :-
here "U" stands for undefined or infinite.
Examples on Trigonometric Functions of Special Angles:
Given an right triangle whose base is 3 cms and base angle with hypotenuse is 60o.find the following
i) height of triangle
ii) area of triangle
Solution:
Given an right triangle and base side is 3 cms and base angle is 60o.
Tan of base angle is height /base
so tan 60o = height /3
=> `sqrt(3)` = height /3
=>height of triangle is 3`sqrt(3)` cms.
ii)
Area of a right triangle A is 1/2(base * height)
=> A =(1/2)*3*3`sqrt(3)`
`=> A=4.5``sqrt(3)`
`A= 7.79`
Ex 2 : In a right triangle given angle A is 60o and side adjacent to angle A is 5cms .
find the hypotenuse of triangle
solution:
Cos A = adjacent side/hypotenuse
Cos 60o = 5/hypotenuse
=>1/2=5/hypotenuse
=> hypotenuse =5/2 =
=> hypotenuse side= 2.5cms
Ex3:
find value of cos 60o + sin 30o
solution:
value of cos 60o=1/2
value of sin 30o=1/2
hence
cos 60o + sin 30o =1/2 +1/2 =1
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