Mathematics for Collegiate Students of Agriculture And General Science
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The angles 45° + A and 45° — A are complementary; express the functions of 45° + A in terms of the functions of 45° — A.
3. A and 90° — A are complementary; express the functions of 90° — A in terms of the functions of A.
4. Construct a right triangle, having given (a) hypotenuse = 6, tangent of one angle = 3/2.
(6) cosine of one angle = 1/2, side opposite = 3.5.
(e) sine of one angle = 0.6, side adjacent = 2.
(d) cosecant of one angle = 4, side adjacent = 4.
(e) one angle = 45°, side adjacent ...= 20.
(/) one angle = 30°, side opposite = 25.
5. In Ex. 4, compute the remaining parts of each triangle.
6. Express each of the following as a function of the complementary angle: (a) sin 30°- (6) tan 89°. (c) esc 18° 10'. (d) ctn 82° 19'.
(e) cos 45°. (/)ctnl5°. (?) cos 37° 24'. (ft) esc 54° 46'.
V, §80] TRIGONOMETRY 97 7. Express each of the following as a function of an angle less than 45°: (a) sin 60°. (6) tan 57°. (c) esc 69° 2'. (d) ctn 89° 59'.
(e) cos 75°.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The angles 45° + A and 45° — A are complementary; express the functions of 45° + A in terms of the functions of 45° — A.
3. A and 90° — A are complementary; express the functions of 90° — A in terms of the functions of A.
4. Construct a right triangle, having given (a) hypotenuse = 6, tangent of one angle = 3/2.
(6) cosine of one angle = 1/2, side opposite = 3.5.
(e) sine of one angle = 0.6, side adjacent = 2.
(d) cosecant of one angle = 4, side adjacent = 4.
(e) one angle = 45°, side adjacent ...= 20.
(/) one angle = 30°, side opposite = 25.
5. In Ex. 4, compute the remaining parts of each triangle.
6. Express each of the following as a function of the complementary angle: (a) sin 30°- (6) tan 89°. (c) esc 18° 10'. (d) ctn 82° 19'.
(e) cos 45°. (/)ctnl5°. (?) cos 37° 24'. (ft) esc 54° 46'.
V, §80] TRIGONOMETRY 97 7. Express each of the following as a function of an angle less than 45°: (a) sin 60°. (6) tan 57°. (c) esc 69° 2'. (d) ctn 89° 59'.
(e) cos 75°.
What to read after Mathematics for Collegiate Students of Agriculture And General Science?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred Monroe Kenyon to read onlineMoreLess
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