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Transum Trigonometry is a collection of online exercises. The questions are presented one at a time in increasing order of difficulty. Levels 1 and 2 are self checking and you must get the current question right before going on to the next. When you have answered 5 correctly you are given the option of claiming a trophy or printing a certificate to show your achievement. The trophy and certificate will show how many questions you have answered correctly so you might want to wait before you print until you have answered as many questions as possible. It is recommended that you write out all of your working in your exercise book and then check your final answser online. Answers should be given to three significant figures. To get started click on one of the levels below. Good luck! |
Level 1Basic Basic questions involving the sine, cosine and tangent ratios. Either a side or an angle are to be found. Start |
Level 2Three Dimensional More advanced problem solving techniques are needed to answer these 3D questions. Start |
Level 3Exam Style Questions GCSE and IB past paper style questions which may include the sine and cosine rules. Work solutions are available. Start |
Pre-requisiteWhich Side? Arrange the diagrams in groups depending on whether the arrow is pointing to the opposite, adjacent or hypotenuse. |
For Learning3D Trig Presentation A slide presentation introducing using trigonometry (including Pythagoras' Theorem) to find lengths and angles on three dimensional shapes. |
RelatedPythagoras Basics A drill and practice self marking exercise on the basics of Pythagoras' theorem. There are a number of levels including mixed questions. |
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Tuesday, May 15, 2018
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