Overview
This video tutorial focuses on solving problems related to arc length, triangle areas, and sector areas in circles using trigonometric principles. It demonstrates how to express areas in terms of an angle (\theta), solve for (\theta) given area constraints, and use graphing calculators to find numerical solutions.
1. Shaded Area in a Circle Sector (Problem 1)
- Setup: Circle with center O, radius 4 cm, points A and B on circumference, angle (\angle AOB = \theta) where (0 < \theta < 180^\circ).
- Goal: Find the shaded area between the sector and triangle formed by points A, O, and B.
Calculations:
- Sector area: (\frac{\theta}{360^\circ} \times \pi r^2 = \frac{\theta}{360} \times 16\pi = \frac{2\pi\theta}{45})
- Triangle area: (\frac{1}{2}ab\sin\theta = \frac{1}{2} \times 4 \times 4 \times \sin\theta = 8\sin\theta)
- Shaded area: (A = \frac{2\pi\theta}{45} - 8\sin\theta)
Finding (\theta) when shaded area = 12 cm2:
- Set equation: (\frac{2\pi\theta}{45} - 8\sin\theta = 12)
- Rearrange to zero: (\frac{2\pi\theta}{45} - 8\sin\theta - 12 = 0)
- Use graphing calculator solver with (\theta) in degrees to find (\theta = 130^\circ).
2. Area of Region Bounded by Triangle and Circular Arc (Problem 2)
- Setup: Right triangle ABC with sides AC=10, AB=6, BC=8; points D and F on AC; BD perpendicular to AC; arc BF centered at A.
- Goal: Find angle (\angle BAC = \theta) and area of region R bounded by BD, DF, and arc BF.
Calculations:
- Angle (\theta): Using sine rule, (\sin\theta = \frac{8}{10}), so (\theta = 53.1^\circ).
- Sector area: (\frac{\theta}{360} \times \pi r^2 = \frac{53.1}{360} \times 36\pi).
- Triangle ADB area: Use (\frac{1}{2}ab\sin C) or base-height method.
- Calculate AD using cosine: (AD = 6 \times \cos\theta = 6 \times \frac{6}{10} = 3.6).
- Area = (\frac{1}{2} \times 6 \times 3.6 \times \sin\theta = 8.01) cm2.
- Region R area: Sector area minus triangle area = 8.01 cm2.
3. Properties of Sector and Triangle in Circle (Problem 3)
- Setup: Sector OAB with radius r, angle (\theta) between 0 and 90 degrees; point C on OA with OA perpendicular to BC.
3a. Show (OC = r \cos\theta):
- In right triangle OBC, (\cos\theta = \frac{OC}{OB} = \frac{OC}{r}), so (OC = r \cos\theta).
3b. Area of triangle OBC:
- Area = (\frac{1}{2} OB \times OC \times \sin\theta = \frac{1}{2} r \times r \cos\theta \times \sin\theta = \frac{1}{2} r^2 \cos\theta \sin\theta).
3c. Given area of triangle OBC is (\frac{3}{5}) of sector OAB area, find (\theta):
- Sector area = (\frac{\theta}{360} \pi r^2).
- Equation: (\frac{1}{2} r^2 \cos\theta \sin\theta = \frac{3}{5} \times \frac{\theta}{360} \pi r^2).
- Simplify and solve for (\theta) using graphing calculator solver.
- Solution: (\theta = 47.6^\circ).
4. Finding Included Acute Angle in Triangle (Problem 4)
- Given: Triangle with sides 17 cm and 23 cm, area 75 cm2.
- Goal: Find included angle (C).
Calculation:
- Use area formula: (75 = \frac{1}{2} \times 17 \times 23 \times \sin C).
- Isolate (\sin C): (\sin C = \frac{2 \times 75}{17 \times 23}).
- Calculate (C = \sin^{-1}(\sin C) = 22.6^\circ) using graphing calculator.
Calculator Tips
- Always set mode to degrees when working with angles in degrees.
- Use the solver function to find roots of equations by setting expressions equal to zero.
- For trigonometric functions, replace variables with x when inputting into calculators.
- Use graphing to visually identify solutions if solver is unfamiliar.
This video provides clear, step-by-step methods to solve geometry problems involving circles, sectors, and triangles using trigonometry and graphing calculators, making it a valuable resource for students and educators.
For further understanding of related concepts, check out Mastering Trigonometric Identities, Equations, and the CAST Diagram and Understanding Similar Figures and Triangles: A Comprehensive Guide. Additionally, you may find the Syllabus Overview for Class 10 Mathematics: Triangle Properties and Similarity helpful for a broader context.
this video is about arc length triangle area and a sector areas for
number one the diagram shows a circle center o with radiance four centimeters
point a and a b lie on the circumference of the circle and an angle aob equals a theta
where this theta is between 0 to 180 degree find the area of the shaded area in
terms of theta
look at the one a we are looking for the shaded area
for this shaded area if we can figure out the sector area then you subtract the triangle area you
will get this shaded area therefore the
sector area equals theta over
360 degree times pi r squared
r is a 4 squared so we get
theta over 360 degree times 16 pi
reduce you will get this is a 2 this is a 45
so we get that 2 pi theta over
45 degree for the triangle area equals one half
a b that is a four times a four because
this is a 4 then sine theta
so we get 8 sine theta therefore the shaded area a equals
2 pi theta over 45 degree
minus 8 sine theta
for 1b the area of what shaded the region is a 12
centimeter square find the value of theta so we will set up
based 2 pi theta over 45 degree minus 8
sine theta equals 12. i will show you use graphing calculator
to get the answer if you only have one solution you will use a
method solver before you go to method third world you have to change into equal to zero
form so i will move this 12 to the left side
i will get 2 pi theta over 45 degree minus 8
sine theta minus 12 equal to zero now i will show you use graphing calculator how to get
this theta in degree first of all you need to clear the
memory second plus seven one
two then go to mode we need a degree then we go to y equals we will get alpha web equals get a
fraction then 2 pi
x over 45 remember for every variable you need
to change into x when you use graphing calculator to get the solution then minus
8 sine x then minus the 12
then we go to quit math use this upper arrow to get a
solver enter then we will put y1 here y1 is the alpha
trees you will get y1 then enter
for this x equals you can put in any number you like
your favorite number for example my theory number is a 7. then i do alpha
enter that's a solve the answer will be 1 30 degree
so answer will be 1 30 degree now let's go to
2a the following diagram shows a right angled triangle abc with ac equals ten
a b equals six b c equals eight the points d and f
lie on ac bd is a perpendicular to ac before is the arc of a circle
centered at a in another words we have af4 equals six because this is the circle
bd is perpendicular to ac the region r is bounded by b d
d f and the arc b e f find the angle
b a c since this is a right triangle we know
all these are three sides therefore we can use the sukhan torah to get this angle
b ac let's label as a theta corresponding to theta we know this is a opposite side
this is a adjacent side here's a hypotenuse side
i can use the sine theta equals eight over ten then theta equals
sine inverse sine of eight over ten
then we go to graphing calculator answer is a 53.1 degree
for 2b find the area of r for this area we can get
by doing subtraction so
for the sector area that equals theta over
360 degree times the pi r squared r is a six square
so we get theta is a 53.5 over
360 degree times 36
pi then i need to figure out the triangle of
a d b this one for this right triangle
i have two ways to figure this out i can use one half for base times height also i can use
the area formula one half a b sine c anyway
you will choose which one you got to use i will choose one half of a b sin c
so i need to figure out this a d
for this a d corresponding to theta will be adjacent and a b will be
hypotenuse using so
can torah we're going to use a cosine so we have a cosine
theta equals a over h that's a d
over a b is a six so cross multiply you will get the a d equals six times the cosine
theta so we can get
the area of this triangle that will be
area of triangle a d b
equals one half a will be six
b will be a d then sine theta
so we plug in you will get one half
six eighty will be six times the cosine theta
for sine theta i will bring down according to this diagram
sine theta equals 8 over 10 and a cosine theta that equals
6 over 10. or you can just plug in this degree this is really up to you so we get this
equals one half times 36 times the 6 over 10
times 8 over 10. the area of for shaded region
equals 53.1 over 360
then times the 36 pi minus one half times 36 times 6 over 10 times
8 over 10. answer will be 8.01
centimeter squared let's go to 3a oab is a sector of the circle with a central o and a
radiance r as shown in the following diagram the angle aob is a theta
where theta is between 0 to 90 degree the point c lies on o a and o a is perpendicular to b c
show that oc equals r cosine theta in right triangle o b c
we can use uh so kantova label this is a o
here's a a this one is h for cosine theta
equals a over h that is a
oc over ob
that is r then we do cross multiply you will get the o say equals
r times the cosine theta whenever you say show that which means
you just need to work this out show the work
for the 3b find the area of triangle o b
c in terms of r and the
theta we know the area of this triangle we use one half of a b
sine c one half a b sin c for
this theta it's an included angle you are supposed to use the ob and also oc so i can write down one half is the ob
times the oc then times the sine theta for ob we know that is a r
o say is r times a cosine theta sine theta
i organized that is one half r squared cosine theta sine theta that's for 3b
for 3c given that the area of triangle o b c
is a three over five of the area of our sector
o a b find theta this is a three c
so for the sector area that equals theta over 360 degree
times pi r squared so pi r that's ob so i just write down
pi r squared then the triangle area is this one
then according to this area of a triangle o b c
is a 3 over 5 of area of sector o a b i can write down
that one half r squared cosine theta sine theta equals
3 over 5 times this sector area
that's a theta over 360 degree times the pi r squared before
you look for this theta we can reduce this is r square r squared is gone then we will use a
math solver to work this out move everything to the left side i have one half
cosine theta sine theta minus three over five times the theta over
360 degree pi that equal to zero
i will show you how to use graphing calculator get this after you clear the memory remember the
mode is a degree then go to y equals
you will put in 1 divided by 2 sine x parenthesis then cosine x
parenthesis then subtract 3 divided by 5
times the x divided by 360 degree
times the pi then we go to quit
math upper arrow go to solver you still need to put a way one so alpha
trees y1 then enter
you can put your favorite number i put a 7
then i do alpha enter they give me zero i know zero is not my answer because the
theta cannot be zero and when you look at the problem this
theta is between 0 to 90 so let me put 90 close to 90 so i do alpha
enter you will get the 47.6 degree
if you are not familiar with the solver you can go to graph
and uh figure out the x-intercept
so i will push a graph nothing happens here
because the domain is a too small i will change the domain for x
this set is between 0 to 90 so i change it into 0 to 90. and
this is a skill normally i use the maximum number divided by 10. let me do 9
then i graph again you will see something like that where you see this a graph or that means
your y axis is too big so let me go to window
the y axis i will do negative one and uh here is a maximum let's do one so we graph again
this is a little bit clear then i do the second trace 2
that's zero so i move to the left of this is the intersection i do enter then
do the right bound i will do over here so enter then enter you will get the same
answer so it's really up to you how to figure out the solution by graphing calculator either by graph or
by mass solver let's go to number four find the value
of the included acute angle of a triangle width size
of left 17 centimeters and a 23 centimeters and an area is a 75
centimeter squared we know this formula area equals one half of a b
sine c then we plug in the value area is 75
one half a will be 17 b will be 23 then is the sun c we're looking for this angle c now
first of all we need to isolate the sign saying on the right side
therefore we will multiply by 2
both sides so that reduce here then divided by
17 both sides then divided by 23 both sides
so that we will get 2 times 75 over 17 times 23 equals sine c
enough c equals inverse sine of
this 2 times 75 over 17 times
23 then equals let's go to graphing calculator
first of all you need to check the mode it's a degree then you will do second sign
alpha y equals enter 2 times 75
over 23 times 17
then parenthesis back enter you will get the answer 22.6 therefore the angle say
is a 22.6 degree let me show you use a ukraine solver to
do this so we have a 75
equals one half 17 times a 23
then sine c while using ukraine solver to solve this
equation make sure you have to get equal to zero therefore we will move 75 or
to the right side you will get the zero on the left side one half
17 times a 23 sine c minus 75.
we know this is a acute angle this is an acute angle acute angle means this say is between
0 to 90 degree so
in the ukraine solver when you estimate the value try to use the value between 0 to 90
degree make sure your mode is a degree
then you go to y equals we will plug in here 1 divided by 2 times
17 times 23 then sine
x all variable you need to tune into x then minus 75
then we go to math upper arrow go to solver
alpha trace we get way one then enter
since we need an acute angle using 45 degree or you can use a 30
just any acute angle over here then you do the alpha
enter to solve your answer will be 22.6 you see you will get the same answer [Music]
Heads up!
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