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Geometry and measures, Year 11: frustums and trigonometry

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Mathematics · Geometry and measures, Year 11: frustums and trigonometryProfessor Pi
先在心里作答…A solid is made from a cylinder of radius 3 cm and height 10 cm with a hemisphere of radius 3 cm fixed on top, so that the flat face of the hemisphere exactly covers the top of the cylinder. Using volume of a sphere = 4/3 × π × r³, what is the volume of the solid in terms of π?
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★ GCSE-MATH-GEO-0091正面

Mathematics · Geometry and measures, Year 11: frustums and trigonometryProfessor Pi

108π cm³

提示Find the two parts separately, remembering that only half a ball is used.

为什么Cylinder: π × 3² × 10 = 90π. Whole sphere: 4/3 × π × 3³ = 36π, so the hemisphere is 18π. Total: 90π + 18π = 108π cm³.

★ GCSE-MATH-GEO-0091背面

Mathematics · Geometry and measures, Year 11: frustums and trigonometryProfessor Pi
多处填空先在心里作答…A cone has a base radius of 6 cm and a height of 12 cm. Its top is sliced off parallel to the base, removing a small cone of radius 3 cm and height 6 cm. Using volume of a cone = 1/3 × π × r² × h, the whole cone has a volume of ____π cm³, the removed cone has a volume of ____π cm³, and the solid that is left has a volume of ____π cm³.
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Mathematics · Geometry and measures, Year 11: frustums and trigonometryProfessor Pi

144; 18; 126

提示What is left is a big cone with a little cone taken away.

为什么Whole cone: 1/3 × π × 6² × 12 = 144π. Removed cone: 1/3 × π × 3² × 6 = 18π. What is left (a frustum): 144π − 18π = 126π cm³. Although the cut is half-way up, the piece removed is only one eighth of the volume.

★ GCSE-MATH-GEO-0092背面

Mathematics · Geometry and measures, Year 11: frustums and trigonometryProfessor Pi
↔ 正反两问先在心里作答…The solid that is left when the top of a cone is sliced off parallel to its base
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★ GCSE-MATH-GEO-0093正面

Mathematics · Geometry and measures, Year 11: frustums and trigonometryProfessor Pi

A frustum

提示Think of the shape of a bucket or a lampshade; the name begins with f.

为什么A frustum has two circular faces of different sizes joined by a sloping curved surface. Its volume is found by subtracting the small cone that was removed from the original cone.

★ GCSE-MATH-GEO-0093背面

Mathematics · Geometry and measures, Year 11: frustums and trigonometryProfessor Pi
先在心里作答…A solid is made by fixing a cone on top of a cylinder. Both have a radius of 3 cm, so the base of the cone exactly covers the top of the cylinder. The cylinder is 5 cm high and the cone has a slant height of 5 cm. Using curved surface area of a cone = π × r × l, what is the total surface area of the solid, including its flat circular base, in terms of π?
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★ GCSE-MATH-GEO-0094正面

Mathematics · Geometry and measures, Year 11: frustums and trigonometryProfessor Pi

54π cm²

提示List only the surfaces you could touch from outside: one flat circle and two curved surfaces.

为什么Curved surface of the cylinder: 2 × π × 3 × 5 = 30π. Its base: π × 3² = 9π. Curved surface of the cone: π × 3 × 5 = 15π. Total: 30π + 9π + 15π = 54π cm². The two circles where the shapes join are inside the solid and are not counted.

★ GCSE-MATH-GEO-0094背面

Mathematics · Geometry and measures, Year 11: frustums and trigonometryProfessor Pi
先在心里作答…A cuboid measures 4 cm by 5 cm by 10 cm. A cylindrical hole of radius 1 cm is drilled straight through it along the 10 cm length. What volume of the cuboid is left, in terms of π?
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Mathematics · Geometry and measures, Year 11: frustums and trigonometryProfessor Pi

(200 − 10π) cm³

提示Work out the solid block first, then the shape of the material that was removed.

为什么Cuboid: 4 × 5 × 10 = 200 cm³. The hole is a cylinder 10 cm long: π × 1² × 10 = 10π cm³. Remaining: 200 − 10π cm³, which is about 168.6 cm³.

★ GCSE-MATH-GEO-0095背面

Mathematics · Geometry and measures, Year 11: frustums and trigonometryProfessor Pi
填空先在心里作答…To work back from the sine of an angle to the angle itself, use the ____ sine function, written sin⁻¹ on a calculator.
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Mathematics · Geometry and measures, Year 11: frustums and trigonometryProfessor Pi

inverse

提示It is the function that undoes sine, in the way that subtracting undoes adding.

为什么If sin x = 0.5 then x = sin⁻¹(0.5) = 30°. The same idea gives cos⁻¹ and tan⁻¹. On most calculators these are reached with the SHIFT key.

★ GCSE-MATH-GEO-0096背面

Mathematics · Geometry and measures, Year 11: frustums and trigonometryProfessor Pi
先在心里作答…Triangle ABC has a right angle at B. AB = 5 cm and the hypotenuse AC = 13 cm. Which trigonometric ratio do you use to find angle A, and what do you key into a calculator?
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Mathematics · Geometry and measures, Year 11: frustums and trigonometryProfessor Pi

Cosine: A = cos⁻¹(5 ÷ 13)

提示Label the two sides you know from A's point of view: is AB touching that corner or facing it?

为什么From angle A, AB is the adjacent side and AC is the hypotenuse, and the ratio that links those two is cosine. cos A = 5/13, so A = cos⁻¹(5/13), which is 67.4° to one decimal place.

★ GCSE-MATH-GEO-0097背面

Mathematics · Geometry and measures, Year 11: frustums and trigonometryProfessor Pi
⌨ 打字作答先在心里作答…In a right-angled triangle, the side opposite angle x is 5 cm and the hypotenuse is 10 cm. Without a calculator, what is the size of angle x, in degrees? (number only)

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Mathematics · Geometry and measures, Year 11: frustums and trigonometryProfessor Pi

30

提示Work out opposite ÷ hypotenuse and match it to an exact value you have learned.

为什么sin x = 5/10 = 1/2. The angle whose sine is exactly 1/2 is 30°, one of the exact values to know.

★ GCSE-MATH-GEO-0098背面

Mathematics · Geometry and measures, Year 11: frustums and trigonometryProfessor Pi
先在心里作答…A straight ramp rises 1.5 m over a horizontal distance of 6 m. What angle does the ramp make with the horizontal? Give your answer to 1 decimal place.
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Mathematics · Geometry and measures, Year 11: frustums and trigonometryProfessor Pi

14.0°

提示The two lengths you know are the one facing the angle and the one beside it along the ground; neither is the sloping length.

为什么The rise is opposite the angle and the horizontal distance is adjacent, so tan x = 1.5 ÷ 6 = 0.25. Then x = tan⁻¹(0.25) = 14.04°, which is 14.0° to one decimal place.

★ GCSE-MATH-GEO-0099背面

Mathematics · Geometry and measures, Year 11: frustums and trigonometryProfessor Pi
先在心里作答…To find angle x in a right-angled triangle, a pupil writes cos x = 12 ÷ 5, and the calculator shows an error for cos⁻¹(2.4). The sides were 5 cm (adjacent to x) and 12 cm (the hypotenuse). What went wrong?
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★ GCSE-MATH-GEO-0100正面

Mathematics · Geometry and measures, Year 11: frustums and trigonometryProfessor Pi

The fraction is upside down: cos x = adjacent ÷ hypotenuse = 5 ÷ 12, and a cosine can never be more than 1

提示The longest side of the triangle belongs on the bottom here. How big can the result be?

为什么Sine and cosine both divide a shorter side by the hypotenuse, so for an angle in a right-angled triangle their values lie between 0 and 1. An error from sin⁻¹ or cos⁻¹ is a sign that the division was done the wrong way round. Here x = cos⁻¹(5/12) = 65.4° to one decimal place.

★ GCSE-MATH-GEO-0100背面

Mathematics · Geometry and measures, Year 11: frustums and trigonometryProfessor Pi
⌨ 打字作答先在心里作答…A cuboid measures 3 cm by 4 cm by 12 cm. What is the length of the straight line joining one corner to the opposite corner through the inside of the cuboid, in cm? (number only)

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Mathematics · Geometry and measures, Year 11: frustums and trigonometryProfessor Pi

13

提示Use Pythagoras' theorem twice: first across one face, then from that diagonal to the far corner.

为什么The diagonal of the 3 by 4 face is √(3² + 4²) = 5 cm. That diagonal and the 12 cm edge form a right-angled triangle whose hypotenuse is the diagonal through the cuboid: √(5² + 12²) = 13 cm. In one step, 3² + 4² + 12² = 169 = 13².

★ GCSE-MATH-GEO-0101背面

Mathematics · Geometry and measures, Year 11: frustums and trigonometryProfessor Pi
先在心里作答…A cuboid has a horizontal rectangular base ABCD with AB = 4 cm and BC = 3 cm. Its vertical edges are 5 cm long, and G is the corner directly above C. What is the angle between the line AG and the base ABCD?
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★ GCSE-MATH-GEO-0102正面

Mathematics · Geometry and measures, Year 11: frustums and trigonometryProfessor Pi

45°

提示First find the length of AC along the floor, then look at the triangle standing on it.

为什么AC is the diagonal of the base: √(4² + 3²) = 5 cm. Triangle ACG has a right angle at C, with AC = 5 cm and CG = 5 cm, so tan(angle GAC) = 5 ÷ 5 = 1 and the angle is 45°.

★ GCSE-MATH-GEO-0102背面

Mathematics · Geometry and measures, Year 11: frustums and trigonometryProfessor Pi
多处填空先在心里作答…A pyramid has a square base with sides of 6 cm. Its top point V is 4 cm vertically above O, the centre of the base. M is the midpoint of one side of the base. The distance OM is ____ cm, so the sloping length VM is ____ cm.
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Mathematics · Geometry and measures, Year 11: frustums and trigonometryProfessor Pi

3; 5

提示O is in the middle of the square, so OM reaches only part of the way across. Then VOM is a right-angled triangle.

为什么From the centre of a square to the middle of a side is half the side length: 3 cm. VO is vertical and OM is horizontal, so triangle VOM has a right angle at O, and VM = √(4² + 3²) = 5 cm.

★ GCSE-MATH-GEO-0103背面

Mathematics · Geometry and measures, Year 11: frustums and trigonometryProfessor Pi
先在心里作答…A vertical pole 6 m tall stands at one corner of a flat rectangular field that is 8 m wide and 15 m long. What is the angle of elevation of the top of the pole from the opposite corner of the field (the angle above the horizontal)? Give your answer to 1 decimal place.
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★ GCSE-MATH-GEO-0104正面

Mathematics · Geometry and measures, Year 11: frustums and trigonometryProfessor Pi

19.4°

提示The observer's ground distance from the pole runs corner to corner across the field.

为什么The diagonal of the field is √(8² + 15²) = 17 m. The pole, the diagonal and the line of sight form a right-angled triangle, so tan x = 6 ÷ 17 and x = tan⁻¹(6 ÷ 17) = 19.4° to one decimal place.

★ GCSE-MATH-GEO-0104背面

Mathematics · Geometry and measures, Year 11: frustums and trigonometryProfessor Pi
先在心里作答…A pyramid has a square base ABCD with centre O, and its top point V is directly above O. M is the midpoint of the side AB. Which angle, named with three letters, is the angle between the sloping face VAB and the base?
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★ GCSE-MATH-GEO-0105正面

Mathematics · Geometry and measures, Year 11: frustums and trigonometryProfessor Pi

VMO (also written OMV)

提示You need two lines that each meet AB squarely, one lying in each of the two surfaces.

为什么The face and the base meet along AB. The angle between two planes is measured between lines, one in each plane, that are perpendicular to that shared edge. MV (in the face) and MO (in the base) are both perpendicular to AB at M, so the angle is VMO, found from tan(VMO) = VO ÷ OM.

★ GCSE-MATH-GEO-0105背面

Mathematics · Geometry and measures, Year 11: frustums and trigonometryProfessor Pi
⌨ 打字作答先在心里作答…What is the exact value of sin 30°? Give a fraction.

★ GCSE-MATH-GEO-0106正面

Mathematics · Geometry and measures, Year 11: frustums and trigonometryProfessor Pi

1/2

提示Picture an equilateral triangle with sides of 2, cut in two from top to bottom.

为什么Halving an equilateral triangle of side 2 gives a right-angled triangle with angles of 30°, 60° and 90°. Opposite the 30° angle is half a side, 1, and the hypotenuse is 2, so sin 30° = 1/2.

★ GCSE-MATH-GEO-0106背面

Mathematics · Geometry and measures, Year 11: frustums and trigonometryProfessor Pi
先在心里作答…What is the exact value of cos 30°?
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★ GCSE-MATH-GEO-0107正面

Mathematics · Geometry and measures, Year 11: frustums and trigonometryProfessor Pi

√3/2 (root 3, divided by 2)

提示Take an equilateral triangle of side 2 and cut it down the middle. Find its height with Pythagoras' theorem; the height lies next to the 30° angle.

为什么The cut triangle has hypotenuse 2 and shortest side 1, so its height is √(2² − 1²) = √3. The height is adjacent to the 30° angle, so cos 30° = √3/2, about 0.866.

★ GCSE-MATH-GEO-0107背面

Mathematics · Geometry and measures, Year 11: frustums and trigonometryProfessor Pi
先在心里作答…What is the exact value of sin 45°, and which other trigonometric ratio of 45° has the same value?
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★ GCSE-MATH-GEO-0108正面

Mathematics · Geometry and measures, Year 11: frustums and trigonometryProfessor Pi

√2/2 (the same as 1/√2); cos 45° has the same value

提示Use a right-angled triangle whose two shorter sides are both 1, and find its longest side.

为什么A right-angled triangle with two sides of 1 has angles of 45°, 45° and 90° and hypotenuse √2. So sin 45° = cos 45° = 1/√2, which is √2/2 when the denominator is rationalised, about 0.707. Because opposite and adjacent are equal, tan 45° = 1.

★ GCSE-MATH-GEO-0108背面

Mathematics · Geometry and measures, Year 11: frustums and trigonometryProfessor Pi
填空先在心里作答…As an angle grows from 0° to 90°, its sine grows from 0 to ____.
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Mathematics · Geometry and measures, Year 11: frustums and trigonometryProfessor Pi

1

提示At 90° the side facing the angle has become as long as the hypotenuse.

为什么sin 0° = 0 and sin 90° = 1. Cosine runs the other way: cos 0° = 1 and cos 90° = 0. Also tan 0° = 0; the specification asks for no exact value of tan 90°.

★ GCSE-MATH-GEO-0109背面

Mathematics · Geometry and measures, Year 11: frustums and trigonometryProfessor Pi
先在心里作答…A right-angled triangle has an angle of 60°. The side adjacent to the 60° angle (not the hypotenuse) is 5 cm long. Without a calculator, what is the exact length of the side opposite the 60° angle?
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★ GCSE-MATH-GEO-0110正面

Mathematics · Geometry and measures, Year 11: frustums and trigonometryProfessor Pi

5√3 cm

提示The two sides involved are opposite and adjacent, so choose the ratio that links them and recall its exact value at 60°.

为什么tan 60° = opposite ÷ adjacent, and tan 60° = √3 exactly. So opposite = 5 × √3 = 5√3 cm, about 8.66 cm. The other exact tangents are tan 30° = 1/√3 (or √3/3) and tan 45° = 1.

★ GCSE-MATH-GEO-0110背面

Geometry and measures, Year 11: frustums and trigonometry

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