UNIVERSITY OF CEBU (UC) ity of cebu CE ENHANCEMENT COURSE 1 PLANE AND SPHERICAL TRIGONOMETRY NAME: PATALAN, DANEL FLOURSH R. BSCE 4 ANGLES ‘ACUTE. GT, OBTUSE. <0 25 | 90° 30° <8 S180" Complementary Angles: Supplementary Angles: Conjugate Angles: ‘Lev = 2 radians = 360 degrees = 400 grads = 6400 mils ‘TRIGONOMETRIC FUNCTIONS & IDENTITIES sec 6 = ese(90"— sin (-6) = =sind cos (8) = c058 0870 + sin’ cot? + Lt tan?0 = seco ‘Sum Difference Identities Sin(A 4 B) = sind cosB 4 cosA sinB c0s(A + B) = cosA cosB + sind sinB jan tanb tanta 8) = TF aa an 20606.360 F@)rato0e INSTRUCTOR: ENGR. ANDRIAN M. LANAS [35972] CE EC 1 ~ (PS 2:00-5:00 PM) 1ithe sing =3/ but the cos <0, what quadrant ithe angle located? ons ns Sib 2 @apes0"]3) eave ar x sp <0 C)e Grito. 6.57 e148 2057 2. im what quadrant wil @ terminate If see Ols postive and ese @ is negative? ree ® Aas 04 oo 6 suite sind =, he what 7 oun Sor} 9 orien oon eng to SE nat Gr 19014. 45 4 NSS? ato [82 J. GRRE 4, Angle Is on Ql while angle ais on Ql. cos =“Mg and a = fy, whatisthe value of cosa +B)? Ane-0216 OE AVC plan» cosPe-4 Poms OF x St eee ca Pandey tt tly: Brstontaa B24! aT Me cos [cony eu) mmm SINUSOIDAL & ASYMPTOTIC TRIGONOMETRIC FUNCTIONS vos Period: 900" ve a ation Frequency: Ya mp Crcimcal of Ped ) Phase Shit/Hortontol: YU erie shifts 4. Given the function y = 5 cos(3x + 2m) + 2, identify. the following: amon: best « Freque Phase hit Vera shi seus YP amte: Hore 7. Creu) = (Radian Made’) Fon)e Seos Canter )ya porary fasts we [PY |ss SxtanDFROBUEYCY # recpmesl oF paid 3 or PAIS. cAUeT /awamen tae LourT* ‘SINUSOIDAL & ASYMPTOTIC TRIGONOMETRIC FUNCTIONS Amplitude: woe” | to ceo er Verio Shi tage a! somone. 42 E41 whee! Ke0,1,8)%00 5.Giventhe union =3tan(5x-3n deny th folowe ooo Peto Frequency: S/T Phase: TS vera it stuunons > Ampitide: Mone /oadetned > Periods Sx0TT xed 5 fraumyy? Caspr of pied) 7 7 Mate HH 55 ap eo wt 5 PYerial sity 0 Aayapbe 5 ¥ sy-aee Dank eae De mk ¥ x (Zan) ‘Sind ~ SinB ~ Sint COSINE Law a? = BF + ct ~ 2be cosh P+ ct ~ Zac cosB CC aat+b*—Zabcost 6, Two towers and B are located at 48 m apart. An engineer standing ‘succeeding at ther bases chseres thatthe angle of elevation ofthe top ‘of tomer A is twice that of Tower B. Ata point midway between thelr bases the angles of elevation are complementary. Calculate the helght of the towers. ‘Ans: 36m; 16m \S tnas Me 4 4 tana 4 We ot oy hye OO ° te > ves vous aneve Bie Cane” 2 Chan) Pera ten26 -y = 17. The angle of elevation ofthe tower fom Als 25. From anather polnt 8, the angle of elevation of the top of the tower Is 56" if the distance between A and Bi 300 m and on the same horizontal lane asthe foot of ‘the tower. The horizontal angle subtended by A and B at the foot ofthe ‘tower's 70". What sthe height ofthe tower? ‘ns 148.81m pot eagheaiyas wo (Gin) Gam) > 2 (ta (cosom‘The bots traveling ona course N 30° E. When tis at pont A, rock ‘due north After the boat hat gone 500 fet to 8, the bearing ofthe rock is N25" W. How close wil the boot get tothe rock If ft continues the carckwes ment y ans: 4045716 Redon y nae a we 0 Ga 9. Three ccles of rai 115,150 and 225 m ae tangent to eachother tute X46 2a (a0) Vente external Find the angles of he triangle formed by joining the caters of the des PR ax*tbe EC 0 5 Hope E> Ans: 7547; 43.16; 61.36 $xt ez GK)usaay btu? seta? 2495) L a 5 - a saw < aggeres ute sro [eta] 3 (00) 268) Ye] macwany! i} sear Kee Js mo reanent ‘TRIANGLE INEQUALITY AND AMBIGUTTY leant oe “For any tangle, the sum ofthe lengths of any two sis of triangles ‘greter than the length ofthe tid side. eee arb > Me Oy atc a b eee Xp 0-302 ; smTUATION Given triangle ABC, how many possible triangles canbe formed forthe following conctions? 20,8C=15em,AC= 7em, AB. 11.BC= 17 em, AC= 12m, AB=7om 32.8C= 16cm, AC= 26cm, angle A=423° 14,8 = 37 em, AC= 26cm angle B= 325" we co ‘Ans (10) 0; (11); (20; (23) 3 (14) 2 DWT ext oT 2(37) xUS RS Yt) 192-5 XH 9 P-2e" 20 a » e } easing ae Wye FATA Ow Yar teas om ante == nee smut Nor A TRUNGLE ~‘A. Sin= Co-Ops B. Sin=Ta-Ads ‘Oblique Soherical Triangles SINE Law —cosB cosC + sinB sinC cos a cosB = —cosA cosC + sind sinC cos b cosC = ~cosA cosB + sinA sinB cos ¢ cos a= cos b cose +sinb sinc cos cos b= cos acose+sinasinccosB cos acos b+ sinasin b cosC ‘Area of Spherical Triangle MRE 4} 180 a Terteirnat sncias abe Fugees ANGUS Ae 15. Given the parts ina spherical langle A=70", b= 105" and C= 90" Getermine the surface angle 8. A+B+C~-180 srs 104.08 cose = 5 (70)<05(48)4 sinly)sin ad) cos (ts) ee SITUATION ‘Given the parts a spherical triangle A= 120", B= 135" and ¢= 30". R= 11000 Cy crm" 136 Determine the surace angle ne 79.82 Co as" [-csp cosBasin Asm B xs 2°) ‘ me ots he ds ca 17, Determine the sum of terrestrial angles band . ‘Ans: 26.1621.05¢30-72.15. a athe ao 2? we, sine Lew Sm | sina seb, Se7EB "sm he” Soups é A 8 © waraiocs 30 = GED 128, Determine the are of the spherical tra ‘ans: £154.82 Area = 2,702,082.57 k2 bee TRE 1 R= 1000 kn FP ALDH e -0 4 Area © (1000) te 19. Find the stance from brasil (1425'S, 51°55’ W) to. Philippines (02°50 W, 22145 8), ‘ns: 173.69 deg = 10,421.17 Noutcob-mile 4Imin=1 Nautical mile c0sD = sinAsinB + cosAcosBcosC A= tathude2 atitude 2 Longitude 2-Longtude 2 No. 18 sxumen: Crom ame seuasmeamanr AODYS + > % Cid sear acode + sina sob eacD sag" tars! = TP! beat gris! De srr gg tnt as!s 113"! Io mB rear cosBoos G ae a lilt vba Ling 2-Lg, 3 limes! we Assis! Cie Brin Ingle: Coats’ — Cats’) Oe‘COMPLEX NUMBERS Rectangular Form Polar Form Exponential Form b= VF =r a= can) lal(cos0 + (sina) = complex argument or phase lel = complex modulus or complex norm suaion ‘Given the complex number “ani, zare 3 20. Determine its pole form. Anse 7288 ani > TAR Fen zere™ S| RecrmeuLAR pone Lale™ o¢ (oso siene) (os (2 x42)+ bem (x08) +7 (4-80) 22, Simplify 217 i Vari t4e] 23. Evaluate! Eamonn. Rat Pet CosZsien 3)! tect) 24, An aleplane fles N 26°35. W for 137.2 miles, then $53°25% W for {62.4 miles. In what direction should then fy to return tothe stating point na straight ine, and how fr must it go? ‘Ans: 14051mi $52.52" 8 Pee (a. Cora 2(@.D (073) 6 et Xs gas. Ptors3 wap ake Gace Brr4"95" 25, Asureyor runs lne 9353030" E fom Ato the legth ofA ing 4246.5 ft. From B he runs a line $25°1405" Eto, and measures BC as 1723. feet long. How longs AC? ‘Ans; 1561.39 (Acy2 Cranes + Cr7eLe)® a (Ineblnaac) ces (a ACE I3e1-390416 ff Sournu 28 PR W242 2S Meng ~ cnuey, (21 SeT-UP 2 o3NRT -HeDE —PR poi connie 21628 ae Rempad (90's!) Be cade (aw -sias'> AtB> 1d0-SIZ 142.52" 2 HO = MOS L374" eo otot-a7-far = 52-57 xe] are Asia Ltrs) Be (nL Oma HH) Xe1are |