Sine Function (Sine Ratio)
Related Topics: More Lessons on Trigonometry
In these lessons, we will learn the sine function or sine ratio, how to use the SOH formula, how the sine ratio was discovered and how to solve some word problems using the sine function.
The three common trigonometry functions are tangent, sine and cosine.
Using the Sine Formula (the SOH formula) - part 1. Using the Sine Formula (the SOH formula) - part 2.
The discovery and use of the sine function. The Sine Ratio
An intro to the right triangle definitions of sine and cosine.
A 55ft wire connects a point on the groud to the top of a pole. The cable makes an angle of 60 degrees to the ground. Find the height of the pole to the nearest foot. Multiple-Step SOH CAH TOA Problems
Two ladders are leaning against a building as shown. What is the angle below the shorter angle?
In these lessons, we will learn the sine function or sine ratio, how to use the SOH formula, how the sine ratio was discovered and how to solve some word problems using the sine function.
The three common trigonometry functions are tangent, sine and cosine.
You may use want to use some mnemonics to help you remember the trigonometric functions. One common mnemonic is to remember the SOH-CAH-TOA.
In this lesson, we will consider the sine function.
The sine of an angle is the ratio of the opposite side to the hypotenuse side.
Example:
Calculate the value of sin θ in the following triangle.
Solution:
SOH Formula
The following video shows examples of using the sine function.Using the Sine Formula (the SOH formula) - part 1. Using the Sine Formula (the SOH formula) - part 2.
Discovery of Sine Function
Sine FunctionThe discovery and use of the sine function. The Sine Ratio
An intro to the right triangle definitions of sine and cosine.
Sine Function Word Problems
A word problem involving the trigonometric ratio of sine to calculate the height of a poleA 55ft wire connects a point on the groud to the top of a pole. The cable makes an angle of 60 degrees to the ground. Find the height of the pole to the nearest foot. Multiple-Step SOH CAH TOA Problems
Two ladders are leaning against a building as shown. What is the angle below the shorter angle?
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