EDEXCEL A-LEVEL PURE MATHS (9): TRIGONOMETRIC RATIOS

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What is the cosine rule?

- The cosine rule can be used to work out missing sides or angles in triangles.

- There are two variations of the cosine rule:

1) a² = b² + c² - 2bc cos A (used to find a missing side if you know the angle between them).

2) cos A = (b² + c² - a²) ÷ 2bc (used to find an angle if you know all three sides).

<p>- The cosine rule can be used to work out missing sides or angles in triangles.</p><p>- There are two variations of the cosine rule:</p><p>1) a² = b² + c² - 2bc cos A (used to find a missing side if you know the angle between them).</p><p>2) cos A = (b² + c² - a²) ÷ 2bc (used to find an angle if you know all three sides).</p>
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How can you prove the cosine rule?

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What is an example of using the cosine rule to calculate the length of a side?

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What is an example of using the cosine rule to calculate the length of a side in a question involving bearings?

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What is an example of using the cosine rule to calculate the size of an angle?

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What is an example of using the cosine rule to calculate the length of a side in a question involving sketches with descriptions?

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What is the Sine rule?

- You can use the sine rule to work out missing sides or angles in triangles.

- There are two variations of the sine rule:

1) (a ÷ sin A) = (b ÷ sin B) = (c ÷ sin C) (can be used to find the length of a missing side).

2) (sin A ÷ a) = (sin B÷ b) = (sin C÷ c) (can be used to find a missing angle).

<p>- You can use the sine rule to work out missing sides or angles in triangles.</p><p>- There are two variations of the sine rule:</p><p>1) (a ÷ sin A) = (b ÷ sin B) = (c ÷ sin C) (can be used to find the length of a missing side).</p><p>2) (sin A ÷ a) = (sin B÷ b) = (sin C÷ c) (can be used to find a missing angle).</p>
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How can you prove the Sine rule?

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What is an example of finding missing lengths using the Sine rule?

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What is an example of finding missing angles using the Sine rule?

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Why does the Sine rule sometimes produce two possible triangles with a missing angle?

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What is the formula for the area of any triangle?

Area = ½ab x sin C

<p>Area = ½ab x sin C</p>
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What is the proof of ½ab x sin C?

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What is an example of using ½ab x sin C to calculate the area of a triangle?

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What is an example of using ½ab x sin C to find a length?

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What is graph of y = sin Θ?

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What is graph of y = cos Θ?

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What is graph of y = tan Θ?

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What are examples of questions involving the sketching of trigonometric graphs?

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What are examples of transforming trigonometric graphs?

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What are more xamples of transforming trigonometric graphs?

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EDEXCEL A-LEVEL PURE MATHS CHAPTER NINE: TRIGONOMETRIC RATIOS

(MAKE SURE YOU KNOW THE FOLLOWING)

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