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    Trigonometry Report

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    Trigonometry relates angles and side lengths in triangles and is used to calculate unknown quantities in triangles. It can also be used to calculate heights, distances, and angles without direct measurement. Examples of where trigonometry is applied in architecture include domes, roller coasters, suspension bridges, arches, and roofs. Trigonometry aids in many areas like astronomy and architecture by allowing calculations to be done without physical effort.

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    Trigonometry relates angles and side lengths in triangles and is used to calculate unknown quantities in triangles. It can also be used to calculate heights, distances, and angles without direct measurement. Examples of where trigonometry is applied in architecture include domes, roller coasters, suspension bridges, arches, and roofs. Trigonometry aids in many areas like astronomy and architecture by allowing calculations to be done without physical effort.

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    Trigonometry relates angles and side lengths in triangles and is used to calculate unknown quantities in triangles. It can also be used to calculate heights, distances, and angles without direct measurement. Examples of where trigonometry is applied in architecture include domes, roller coasters, suspension bridges, arches, and roofs. Trigonometry aids in many areas like astronomy and architecture by allowing calculations to be done without physical effort.

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    Trigonometry

    Trigonometric functions relate the angles of a triangle to the lengths of its side. Its use including
    calculating unknown lengths and angles in triangles.

    Examples of formulas:
    We have chose the topic of trigonometry in architecture. Some examples of trigonometry that
    could be found in architecture are; domes, roller coasters, suspension bridges, arches and roofs.

    1. Dome

    2. Roller coaster

    3. Suspension bridge
    4. Arch

    5. Roof
    Trigonometry can also be used to calculate the height and distance of something.

    Other than heights and distances, trigonometry can also be used to find angles.

    Conclusion
    Trigonometry can be used in many areas such as astronomy and architecture; they can aid
    in calculating in many things. Without using your physical power, you can easily find the
    height and wide easily with trigonometry method.

    We can conclude that without trigonometry, life would be much difficult.

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