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Vocabulary flashcards covering the fundamental concepts of Grade 10 Trigonometry, including similarity, ratios, reciprocals, reduction formulas, special triangles, and 2-D terminology.
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Similar Triangles
Triangles where corresponding angles are equal and corresponding sides are in proportion.
Sine (sinθ)
The trigonometric ratio defined as HypotenuseOpposite.
Cosine (cosθ)
The trigonometric ratio defined as HypotenuseAdjacent.
Tangent (tanθ)
The trigonometric ratio defined as AdjacentOpposite.
SOHCAHTOA
A mnemonic used to remember the definitions of the trigonometric ratios sine, cosine, and tangent.
Cosecant (cosec α)
The reciprocal of the sine function, calculated as sinα1.
Secant (sec α)
The reciprocal of the cosine function, calculated as cosα1.
Cotangent (cot α)
The reciprocal of the tangent function, calculated as tanα1.
CAST Diagram
A diagram marking which trigonometric functions are positive in each quadrant: All in Q1, Sine in Q2, Tangent in Q3, and Cosine in Q4.
Reduction: sin(180∘−θ)
A basic reduction formula that simplifies to sinθ.
Reduction: cos(180∘−θ)
A basic reduction formula that simplifies to −cosθ.
Reduction: sin(180∘+θ)
A basic reduction formula that simplifies to −sinθ.
sin60∘
A special triangle ratio equal to 23.
cos60∘
A special triangle ratio equal to 21.
tan60∘
A special triangle ratio equal to 3.
sin30∘
A special triangle ratio equal to 21.
cos30∘
A special triangle ratio equal to 23.
tan30∘
A special triangle ratio equal to 31.
sin45∘
A special triangle ratio equal to 21.
tan45∘
A special triangle ratio equal to 1.
Angle of Elevation
The angle formed between a horizontal line and the line of sight when looking upward at an object.
Angle of Depression
The angle formed between a horizontal line and the line of sight when looking downward at an object.