Right triangle trig from two ratios is a grade 10 math skill aligned to Common Core standard HSG.SRT.C.6: understand that side ratios in right triangles are properties of the angles in the triangle, leading to definitions of trigonometric ratios for acute angles. Below are 8 practice questions with answers and step-by-step explanations, drawn from the 10 right triangle trig from two ratios problems our math games drill.
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Question 1easy
In a right triangle, sinα=135 and tanα=125. What is cosα?
cosα=tanαsinα=125135=135⋅512=1312, or from the 5-12-13 triangle: adjacent 12, hypotenuse 13.
Question 2easy
In a right triangle, sinα=257 and cosα=2524. What is tanα?
tanα=cosαsinα=2524257=257⋅2425=247.
Question 3easy
In a right triangle, sinθ=1312 and tanθ=512. What is cosθ?
cosθ=tanθsinθ=5121312=1312⋅125=135.
Question 4easy
In a right triangle, cosα=135 and tanα=512. What is sinα?
sinα=tanα⋅cosα=512⋅135=1312.
Question 5easy
In a right triangle, sinθ=1715 and cosθ=178. What is tanθ?
tanθ=cosθsinθ=1781715=1715⋅817=815.
Question 6easy
In a right triangle, sinα=54 and tanα=34. What is cosα?
cosα=tanαsinα=3454=54⋅43=53.
Question 7easy
In a right triangle, cosθ=1312 and tanθ=125. What is sinθ?
sinθ=tanθ⋅cosθ=125⋅1312=135.
Question 8easy
In a right triangle, cosα=2524 and tanα=247. What is sinα?
sinα=tanα⋅cosα=247⋅2524=257.
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