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Additional Mathematics Project Chapter 10: Solution of a triangle ABIGAIL CHIEN
Content 10.1 Sine Rule I.
II.
For the triangle ABC, use the rule, sin rule :
Use the sin rule, angles are given
when one side and two
Given
Given
III.
Use inverted form of sin rule, sides and one non-included angle are given
when two
Given
Given
Facts of triangle In order to solve a triangle, there must be at least 3 information given An Included angle is an angle bounded by two sides
10.2 Cosine Rule I.
II.
For the triangle ABC, use the rule, cosine rule :
Use this cosine rule formulae, and an included angle are given
Given
Given
when two sides
III.
Use this cosine rule formulae, are given
when all three sides
Given Given
Given
10.3 Area of Triangles I.
II.
Area of a right angle triangle is :
For any triangle ABC, the formula for the area triangle is :
10.4 Three-Dimensional Geometry
I.
Angle between a line and a plane - the angle between the line AB and the plane is angle AA’B A’B – Orthogonal projection AA’ – Normal
II.
Angle between two planes – the angle between the plane WZXY and the plane ABCD is angle PMP’ Angle PMA and MP’B = 90 degrees
Cosine Rule a^2 = b^2 + c^2 -2bc cos A b^2 = a^2 + c^2 -2ac cos B c^2 = a^2 + b^2 -2ab cos C
Sin Rule a/sin A & b/sinB & c/sin C
Area of a triangle Area = 1/2absinC
are all equal
= 1/2bcsinA = 1/2acsinB Solution of triangle
Three-Dimensional Problems Angle between a Line and a Plane Angle between Two Planes...