98
2 7
90 + 0
360 + 0
180 -
O
90 -
0
S A
188 01360
TC
180 +0 360 -
0
278 -
0 0
270 +
3 4
278
Negative Angles
S A
T C
reduction formula
pythag /
quadrant questions General Solution
Trigonometry
Scope
Double Angles IDENTITIES
4 9
3
d b
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x
x
Special Angles
Teacher example You Try
Identities
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Teacher example You Try
2D & 3D TRIG
A
b C
C
a
B
sine rule
cosine rule
area rule
For cosine and area rule, you need an
INCLUDED ANGLE
Trigonometry Graphs
transformations and shifts
sine & cosine graphs
a: amplitude
b: period
p: horizontal shift
q: vertical shift
tan graph
a: amplitude
Reflections b: period
* about the y-axis p: horizontal shift
* about the x-axis q: vertical shift
Parent Graphs
.
i
i &
S
↑
I
Y "
·
I
↑
I
↑
I
↑ I
↑ W
example ( works the same for Cos)
Period Amplitude Influence On Graph
Amplitude shows where the maximum
and minimum on the graph.
b = 2; influence the period of the graph (Ask yourself:
How long does it take to
complete a cycle
+ 2; shifts the graph up or down
[All the critical
points Shifts]
-
·
B
Distance formula A
midpointa
⑧
Midpoint formula
y-intercept of graph
⑭
Straight line formula
Gradient
Angle of inclination
Parallel & Perpendicular lines
A
B
7
collinear points (on the same line: same gradients)
A
⑧ B
· C
⑳
Analytical Circles
Equations
tangent If the circle is centered at
ra
, where r (is the radius)
diu
s
Equation of the circle with
y
nc
nge
ta
of
center (a, b) and radius r
t
in
po
diameter or radius of a circle is
perpendicular to any tangent to the circle
circles with centre the origin
radius is always constant
use pythagoras:
as
estouch es
(iy)
p
Y
circ
ent square
tang
l the up
comp
Important facts about circles and tangents
A
1. tangents drawn from same point = in length
2. Prove that 2 circles touch
Let the centre of one circle A and the other
one B
Ro Calculate the distance AB
Then add the 2 radii
IF;
; they touch
.
; they generally intersect at 2 points
; they never touch
Eucledean Geometry
D R C d
P e T own
A B
O
⑧
⑳ ⑧
C D
II 11
X ⑧
corresponding angles
angle in semi circle line from centre perpendicular to chord
opposite angles of cyclic quad equals 180
tan chord
·
A
4
11 I
line from centre bisects chord exterior angle of cyclic quad equals
opposite interior angle
co-interior angles
-
tan from same point
①
angles in same segment
i
D
-
alternate angles
equal chords equal angles
I
Provings in Circles
HOW TO PROVE A CYCLIC QUAD
1. look at all the theorems of cyclic quads
2. look at your sketch
3. Prove necessary properties &
4. conclude eg. ABCD is a cyclic quad
reason: CONVERSE L’s in same segment
HOW TO PROVE PARALLEL LINES
HOW TO PROVE TANGENTS
TA and TB are tangents
to circle
straight line
B
with H on BA and k on BC 2
T H I
1)Prove AKBT is a cyclic quad
x
2)Prove TK bisects
Mi
C
3)Prove TA a tangent to Circle AKH.
AKBT is a cyclic quad
Converse angles in same segment
·
2
tan from same point
angles in same segment
TK bisects AKB If C
,
K
3
A
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112 72108
180-68 = 112"
= 108" tan Chord
1
2 =
72"L's on
strine
E + C ,
=
180
:
10-int's FEll KP
E = 680
or AECB is cyclic quad
conv .
extl's of cyclic quad