Mathematics

Geometry and measures, Year 11: the sine rule, the cosine rule and triangle area

Professor PiGeometry & Measures15 张卡片免费 · 无需注册

AQA依据 AQA GCSE Mathematics (8300) 的考试大纲编写:3.4 Geometry and measures。AQA 未审阅过这些卡片。

先在心里作答,再点击翻面。左右滑动或用按钮打分。

MathematicsGeometry and measures, Year 11: the sine rule, the cosine rule and triangle area
1 / 15
Mathematics · Geometry and measures, Year 11: the sine rule, the cosine rule and triangle areaProfessor Pi
先在心里作答…Triangle ABC has sides a, b and c, where each side is opposite the angle with the same letter. Write down the sine rule for this triangle.
轻点看答案

★ GCSE-MATH-GEO-0111正面

Mathematics · Geometry and measures, Year 11: the sine rule, the cosine rule and triangle areaProfessor Pi

a/sin A = b/sin B = c/sin C (or the same upside down: sin A/a = sin B/b = sin C/c)

提示Each side is paired with something directly across the triangle from it, and every pair gives an equal result.

为什么Each side is divided by the sine of the angle opposite it, and all three results are equal. It can also be written the other way up, sin A/a = sin B/b = sin C/c, which is handier when finding an angle. The specification says this rule is to be known and applied.

★ GCSE-MATH-GEO-0111背面

Mathematics · Geometry and measures, Year 11: the sine rule, the cosine rule and triangle areaProfessor Pi
先在心里作答…In triangle ABC, angle A = 30°, angle B = 50° and the side opposite angle A is 8 cm long. Use the sine rule to find the length of the side opposite angle B. Give your answer to 1 decimal place.
轻点看答案

★ GCSE-MATH-GEO-0112正面

Mathematics · Geometry and measures, Year 11: the sine rule, the cosine rule and triangle areaProfessor Pi

12.3 cm

提示Write side over sine of its opposite angle for both pairs and set the two fractions equal.

为什么b/sin 50° = 8/sin 30°, so b = 8 × sin 50° ÷ sin 30° = 8 × 0.7660 ÷ 0.5 = 12.26, which is 12.3 cm to one decimal place.

★ GCSE-MATH-GEO-0112背面

Mathematics · Geometry and measures, Year 11: the sine rule, the cosine rule and triangle areaProfessor Pi
先在心里作答…In triangle ABC, angle A = 30°, the side opposite A is 10 cm and the side opposite angle B is 14 cm. Angle B is acute. Use the sine rule to find angle B to 1 decimal place.
轻点看答案

★ GCSE-MATH-GEO-0113正面

Mathematics · Geometry and measures, Year 11: the sine rule, the cosine rule and triangle areaProfessor Pi

44.4°

提示Put the sines on top this time, find sin B as a decimal first, then work back to the angle.

为什么sin B/14 = sin 30°/10, so sin B = 14 × 0.5 ÷ 10 = 0.7. Then B = sin⁻¹(0.7) = 44.4° to one decimal place.

★ GCSE-MATH-GEO-0113背面

Mathematics · Geometry and measures, Year 11: the sine rule, the cosine rule and triangle areaProfessor Pi
先在心里作答…In triangle PQR you know PQ = 7 cm, PR = 9 cm and angle P, the angle between those two sides. Why can the sine rule not be used straight away to find QR?
轻点看答案

★ GCSE-MATH-GEO-0114正面

Mathematics · Geometry and measures, Year 11: the sine rule, the cosine rule and triangle areaProfessor Pi

The sine rule needs a side and its opposite angle as a known pair, and there is no such pair here

提示Match each given measurement to whatever lies across the triangle. Do you hold both halves of any match?

为什么Angle P is opposite QR, which is unknown; PQ is opposite angle R and PR is opposite angle Q, both unknown. Two sides and the angle between them is the case for the cosine rule instead.

★ GCSE-MATH-GEO-0114背面

Mathematics · Geometry and measures, Year 11: the sine rule, the cosine rule and triangle areaProfessor Pi
多处填空先在心里作答…In triangle ABC, angle A = 40°, angle B = 75° and side c, opposite angle C, is 10 cm. Angle C is ____°, and by the sine rule side a, opposite angle A, is ____ cm to 1 decimal place.
轻点看答案

★ GCSE-MATH-GEO-0115正面

Mathematics · Geometry and measures, Year 11: the sine rule, the cosine rule and triangle areaProfessor Pi

65; 7.1

提示The angles of any triangle share out 180°. Once the third one is found, a matched pair is available.

为什么C = 180 − 40 − 75 = 65°. Then a/sin 40° = 10/sin 65°, so a = 10 × sin 40° ÷ sin 65° = 7.09, which is 7.1 cm.

★ GCSE-MATH-GEO-0115背面

Mathematics · Geometry and measures, Year 11: the sine rule, the cosine rule and triangle areaProfessor Pi
先在心里作答…Triangle ABC has sides a, b and c, where each side is opposite the angle with the same letter. Write down the cosine rule that gives a².
轻点看答案

★ GCSE-MATH-GEO-0116正面

Mathematics · Geometry and measures, Year 11: the sine rule, the cosine rule and triangle areaProfessor Pi

a² = b² + c² − 2bc cos A

提示Start as Pythagoras' theorem does, then take away a correction built from the other two sides and the angle facing side a.

为什么It links all three sides with one angle. Use it to find the third side from two sides and the angle between them, or rearranged as cos A = (b² + c² − a²) ÷ (2bc) to find an angle from three sides. The specification says this rule is to be known and applied.

★ GCSE-MATH-GEO-0116背面

Mathematics · Geometry and measures, Year 11: the sine rule, the cosine rule and triangle areaProfessor Pi
⌨ 打字作答先在心里作答…In a triangle, two sides are 5 cm and 8 cm long and the angle between them is 60°. Using cos 60° = 0.5, what is the length of the third side, in cm? (number only)

★ GCSE-MATH-GEO-0117正面

Mathematics · Geometry and measures, Year 11: the sine rule, the cosine rule and triangle areaProfessor Pi

7

提示Square the two sides and add, then take away twice their product times the cosine. Remember the square root at the end.

为什么a² = 5² + 8² − 2 × 5 × 8 × 0.5 = 25 + 64 − 40 = 49, so a = 7 cm.

★ GCSE-MATH-GEO-0117背面

Mathematics · Geometry and measures, Year 11: the sine rule, the cosine rule and triangle areaProfessor Pi
先在心里作答…A triangle has sides of 3 cm, 5 cm and 7 cm. Use the cosine rule to find the size of its largest angle.
轻点看答案

★ GCSE-MATH-GEO-0118正面

Mathematics · Geometry and measures, Year 11: the sine rule, the cosine rule and triangle areaProfessor Pi

120°

提示The largest angle faces the longest side, so that side plays the part of a in the rule.

为什么The largest angle is opposite the 7 cm side. cos A = (3² + 5² − 7²) ÷ (2 × 3 × 5) = (9 + 25 − 49) ÷ 30 = −0.5, so A = cos⁻¹(−0.5) = 120°. A negative cosine tells you the angle is obtuse.

★ GCSE-MATH-GEO-0118背面

Mathematics · Geometry and measures, Year 11: the sine rule, the cosine rule and triangle areaProfessor Pi
先在心里作答…You know the lengths of all three sides of a triangle but none of its angles. Which rule, sine or cosine, lets you find an angle, and why will the other one not work?
轻点看答案

★ GCSE-MATH-GEO-0119正面

Mathematics · Geometry and measures, Year 11: the sine rule, the cosine rule and triangle areaProfessor Pi

The cosine rule; the sine rule needs at least one known angle paired with its opposite side

提示One of the two formulas contains two angles, so it cannot start when you have none.

为什么Three sides, or two sides and the angle between them, call for the cosine rule. The sine rule is used when a side and its opposite angle are both known, together with one more side or angle.

★ GCSE-MATH-GEO-0119背面

Mathematics · Geometry and measures, Year 11: the sine rule, the cosine rule and triangle areaProfessor Pi
填空先在心里作答…When angle A is 90°, cos A is 0, so the last term of the cosine rule vanishes. What is left is a well-known theorem about right-angled triangles: ____.
轻点看答案

★ GCSE-MATH-GEO-0120正面

Mathematics · Geometry and measures, Year 11: the sine rule, the cosine rule and triangle areaProfessor Pi

Pythagoras' theorem

提示With the correction gone, only three squares remain, linked by an equals sign and a plus sign.

为什么With cos 90° = 0 the term 2bc cos A disappears and a² = b² + c² is left, with a as the hypotenuse. So the cosine rule is Pythagoras' theorem with a correction for angles that are not right angles.

★ GCSE-MATH-GEO-0120背面

Mathematics · Geometry and measures, Year 11: the sine rule, the cosine rule and triangle areaProfessor Pi
填空先在心里作答…The area of any triangle is 1/2 × a × b × sin C, where C is the angle ____ the sides a and b.
轻点看答案

★ GCSE-MATH-GEO-0121正面

Mathematics · Geometry and measures, Year 11: the sine rule, the cosine rule and triangle areaProfessor Pi

between

提示Think about where angle C has to sit compared with the two sides in the formula.

为什么The formula needs two sides and the included angle, the one they form where they meet. With sides a and b that angle is C, because angle C is opposite side c. The specification says this formula is to be known.

★ GCSE-MATH-GEO-0121背面

Mathematics · Geometry and measures, Year 11: the sine rule, the cosine rule and triangle areaProfessor Pi
⌨ 打字作答先在心里作答…Two sides of a triangle are 8 cm and 5 cm long, and the angle between them is 30°. Using sin 30° = 0.5, what is the area of the triangle in cm²? (number only)

★ GCSE-MATH-GEO-0122正面

Mathematics · Geometry and measures, Year 11: the sine rule, the cosine rule and triangle areaProfessor Pi

10

提示Multiply the two sides, halve, and then multiply by the sine of the angle they form.

为什么Area = 1/2 × 8 × 5 × sin 30° = 20 × 0.5 = 10 cm².

★ GCSE-MATH-GEO-0122背面

Mathematics · Geometry and measures, Year 11: the sine rule, the cosine rule and triangle areaProfessor Pi
先在心里作答…A triangle has an area of 15 cm². One side is 6 cm long, and the angle between this side and a second side is 30°. Using sin 30° = 0.5, how long is the second side?
轻点看答案

★ GCSE-MATH-GEO-0123正面

Mathematics · Geometry and measures, Year 11: the sine rule, the cosine rule and triangle areaProfessor Pi

10 cm

提示Write the area formula with a letter for the missing side, then solve the equation.

为什么15 = 1/2 × 6 × b × 0.5 = 1.5b, so b = 15 ÷ 1.5 = 10 cm.

★ GCSE-MATH-GEO-0123背面

Mathematics · Geometry and measures, Year 11: the sine rule, the cosine rule and triangle areaProfessor Pi
先在心里作答…A triangle has sides of 4 cm and 5 cm, and its area is 5 cm². The angle between these two sides is acute. What is its size?
轻点看答案

★ GCSE-MATH-GEO-0124正面

Mathematics · Geometry and measures, Year 11: the sine rule, the cosine rule and triangle areaProfessor Pi

30°

提示Put everything into the area formula and solve for the sine of the angle first.

为什么5 = 1/2 × 4 × 5 × sin C = 10 sin C, so sin C = 0.5 and C = 30°. (An angle of 150° has the same sine, which is why the question says the angle is acute.)

★ GCSE-MATH-GEO-0124背面

Mathematics · Geometry and measures, Year 11: the sine rule, the cosine rule and triangle areaProfessor Pi
先在心里作答…In a triangle, the side a is taken as the base. Another side, b, meets the base at angle C. Write the perpendicular height of the triangle in terms of b and C.
轻点看答案

★ GCSE-MATH-GEO-0125正面

Mathematics · Geometry and measures, Year 11: the sine rule, the cosine rule and triangle areaProfessor Pi

Height = b sin C

提示Drop a perpendicular from the top corner to the base; side b becomes the hypotenuse of a right-angled triangle.

为什么In the small right-angled triangle, the height is opposite angle C and b is the hypotenuse, so sin C = height ÷ b and height = b sin C. Then area = 1/2 × base × height = 1/2 × a × b sin C.

★ GCSE-MATH-GEO-0125背面

Geometry and measures, Year 11: the sine rule, the cosine rule and triangle area

15 张卡片

0记住了
0有点难
15跳过
收进我的星空还没有账号?查看方案

Geometry and measures, Year 11: the sine rule, the cosine rule and triangle area 在课程地图上的位置

Mathematics 课程地图上的 3 个点,跨越 Y11。暗淡的星是这门学科的其余部分——这套卡组是被点亮的那一片。

打开 GCSE 地图 →

只表示位置,不代表掌握程度——地图显示这些卡片在哪里,而不是孩子学会了什么。

把学到的留下来

在这个页面上,练习不会被保存。在孩子自己的星空里,每一张卡都有排程——在快要忘记之前重新出现——写这张卡的教授也只有一步之遥。