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The Basics of Trigonometry
Homework and Quiz Question Document
Section I
For the following questions, assume that angles A, B, and C have respective correlation to sides a, b, and c on a right triangle.
1. What is the cosine of Angle A?
2. What is the tangent of Angle A?
3. What is the cosine of Angle B?
4. What is the sine of Angle B?
Section II
1. What is the cotangent of Angle A?
2. What is the cosecant of Angle A?
3. What is the secant of Angle A?
4. What is the cotangent of Angle B?
Answers
Section I
1. b/c
2. a/b
3. a/c
4. b/c
Section II
1. (a/b)/(b/c) = ac/b
2. 1 /(a/c) = c/a
3. 1 /(b/c) = c/b
4. (b/c)/(a/c) = b/a
This book was written by Douglas Uppity PhD. as part of his Math 2000 Series. It is directly correlated to The Basics of Trigonometry.
Math 2000: Basics of Trigonometry - Questions
Written By: Douglas Uppity
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Homework and Quiz Question Document
Section I
For the following questions, assume that angles A, B, and C have respective correlation to sides a, b, and c on a right triangle.
1. What is the cosine of Angle A?
2. What is the tangent of Angle A?
3. What is the cosine of Angle B?
4. What is the sine of Angle B?
Section II
1. What is the cotangent of Angle A?
2. What is the cosecant of Angle A?
3. What is the secant of Angle A?
4. What is the cotangent of Angle B?
Answers
Section I
1. b/c
2. a/b
3. a/c
4. b/c
Section II
1. (a/b)/(b/c) = ac/b
2. 1 /(a/c) = c/a
3. 1 /(b/c) = c/b
4. (b/c)/(a/c) = b/a
This book was written by Douglas Uppity PhD. as part of his Math 2000 Series. It is directly correlated to The Basics of Trigonometry.