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2-Trigonometry 3-D
2-Trigonometry 3-D
8cm
7.20 Hyp
Adj Opp
24°
12cm
Adj
3-Dimensional Pythagoras & Trigonometry
C
Cuboid Question
H G
D 6cm
E C
F
3cm
6cm
A 5cm B A 5cm B
Find Length AG
First: Find length AC using Pythagoras AC = √52+62 = 7.8cm
3-Dimensional Pythagoras & Trigonometry
H G
D
E C
F
3cm 3cm
6cm
A 5cm B 7.8cm
D
E C
F
3cm 3cm
6cm
A 5cm B 7.8cm
X 20.6cm
A 20.6cm B
3-Dimensional Pythagoras & Trigonometry
First: Find length AC using Pythagoras
Find Length AE C
E AC = √20.62+20.62 = 29.1cm
20.6cm
14.75
D C A 20.6cm B
X 20.6cm
A 20.6cm B
3-Dimensional Pythagoras & Trigonometry
14.75cm
14.75
D C A 14.6cm X
X
cm Note: ½ of AC ½ x 29.1 = 14.6
29.1
A 20.6cm B
AG = √14.62+14.752 = 20.8cm
3-Dimensional Pythagoras & Trigonometry
14.75cm
14.75
D C A 14.6cm X
A
X
cm
29.1
tan-1 14.75
= 45o
A 20.6cm B 14.6
Angles given to a suitable degree of accuracy
To the nearest whole number
3-Dimensional Pythagoras & Trigonometry
14.75cm
14.75
D C
X M X M
10.3cm
20.6cm
AG = √20.62+14.752 = 25.3cm
3-Dimensional Pythagoras & Trigonometry
Find the angle that the face EBC makes with the base
E E
14.75
14.75
D C
X M X
10.3cm 10.3cm M
A B tan-1 14.75
= 55o
10.3
2
2
2 ?
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Plenary (printout)
The great pyramid of Giza is a square based pyramid of side length 230m,
and is 139m high. If you were to stand in one corner and walk up the
pyramid to the top, what angle would you be walking up at and how far
would you have to walk?
Past Paper Practice Questions
Q6 Jun2006 P4
Q2 Jun2011 P42