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Trigonometry worksheet for finding missing angles and lengths in right triangles.

Trigonometry worksheet titled "Trigonometry (B) Missing Angles and Lengths" with two sections: Section A asks to find missing angles in right triangles, and Section B asks to find missing angles or lengths in right triangles, all with given side lengths and angles.

Trigonometry worksheet titled "Trigonometry (B) Missing Angles and Lengths" with two sections: Section A asks to find missing angles in right triangles, and Section B asks to find missing angles or lengths in right triangles, all with given side lengths and angles.

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## 🔷 SECTION A: Find the missing angle x

All problems in Section A involve right-angled triangles. We use trigonometric ratios:
- SOH CAH TOA:
- sin(x) = Opposite / Hypotenuse
- cos(x) = Adjacent / Hypotenuse
- tan(x) = Opposite / Adjacent

We find the angle using the inverse trig functions (sin⁻¹, cos⁻¹, tan⁻¹).

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1)


- Opposite = 4 cm, Hypotenuse = 9 cm → Use sin
- sin(x) = 4/9 → x = sin⁻¹(4/9)
- x ≈ 26.4°

Answer: 26.4°

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2)


- Adjacent = 10 cm, Hypotenuse = 14 cm → Use cos
- cos(x) = 10/14 → x = cos⁻¹(10/14)
- x ≈ 44.4°

Answer: 44.4°

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3)


- Opposite = 7 cm, Adjacent = 12 cm → Use tan
- tan(x) = 7/12 → x = tan⁻¹(7/12)
- x ≈ 30.3°

Answer: 30.3°

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4)


- Adjacent = 15 cm, Hypotenuse = 18 cm → Use cos
- cos(x) = 15/18 → x = cos⁻¹(15/18)
- x ≈ 33.6°

Answer: 33.6°

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5)


- Opposite = 0.83 cm, Adjacent = 0.99 cm → Use tan
- tan(x) = 0.83 / 0.99 ≈ 0.8384 → x = tan⁻¹(0.8384)
- x ≈ 39.9°

Answer: 39.9°

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6)


- Opposite = 410 mm, Hypotenuse = 972 mm → Use sin
- sin(x) = 410/972 → x = sin⁻¹(410/972)
- x ≈ 24.9°

Answer: 24.9°

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## 🔷 SECTION B: Find the missing angles or lengths x

Some problems ask for an angle, others for a length. We apply SOH CAH TOA accordingly.

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1)


- Opposite = 5 cm, Adjacent = 11 cm → Use tan
- tan(x) = 5/11 → x = tan⁻¹(5/11)
- x ≈ 24.4°

Answer: 24.4°

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2)


- Opposite = 0.21 cm, Hypotenuse = 0.7 cm → Use sin
- sin(x) = 0.21 / 0.7 = 0.3 → x = sin⁻¹(0.3)
- x ≈ 17.5°

Answer: 17.5°

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3)


- Opposite = 6.4 cm, Angle = 62° → Use tan
- tan(62°) = Opposite / Adjacent = 6.4 / x
- So, x = 6.4 / tan(62°)
- tan(62°) ≈ 1.8807 → x ≈ 6.4 / 1.8807 ≈ 3.40 cm

Answer: 3.40 cm

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4)


- Opposite = 27 mm, Hypotenuse = 1.5 cm = 15 mm → Use sin
- sin(x) = 27 / 15 = 1.8 → ❗Wait — this is impossible!

⚠️ Error Alert! The opposite side (27 mm) is longer than the hypotenuse (15 mm). This is not possible in a right triangle.

➡️ Likely typo in question. If we assume the hypotenuse is 15 cm = 150 mm:

- sin(x) = 27 / 150 = 0.18 → x = sin⁻¹(0.18) ≈ 10.4°

Assuming typo corrected: 10.4°

*(Note: In real exam, flag this as impossible. But since worksheet expects answer, likely meant 150 mm or 2.7 cm.)*

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5)


- Adjacent = 2.3 cm, Angle = 13° → Use tan
- tan(13°) = Opposite / Adjacent = x / 2.3
- x = 2.3 × tan(13°)
- tan(13°) ≈ 0.2309 → x ≈ 2.3 × 0.2309 ≈ 0.531 cm

Answer: 0.531 cm

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6)


- Opposite = 620 cm, Hypotenuse = 8 m = 800 cm → Use sin
- sin(x) = 620 / 800 = 0.775 → x = sin⁻¹(0.775)
- x ≈ 50.8°

Answer: 50.8°

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## FINAL ANSWERS SUMMARY

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🟦 SECTION A



1) 26.4°
2) 44.4°
3) 30.3°
4) 33.6°
5) 39.9°
6) 24.9°

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🟩 SECTION B



1) 24.4°
2) 17.5°
3) 3.40 cm
4) 10.4° *(assuming typo: 27 mm vs 150 mm hypotenuse)*
5) 0.531 cm
6) 50.8°

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## 📝 Notes:
- Always check units (e.g., cm vs mm) — convert if needed.
- If sine or cosine > 1, it’s impossible — likely a typo.
- Use calculator in degree mode.
- Round final answers to 3 significant figures.

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