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Mathematics Senior High

シャープペンで指してるところの方法の求め方を教えて欲しいです💦 お願いします

So 基本 例題 106 直角三角形と三角比 図のような三角形ABC において,次のものを求めよ。 (1) sine, cos, tan (2) 線分AD, CD の長さ 00000 A W B D 60° p.174 基本事項 1. 重要 110 B 3 C CHART & SOLUTION 基本は直角三角形 暴行 (1)△ABCは∠C=90° の直角三角形であるから, 三角比の定義 (p.174 基本事項 1 ① ) から求められる。 三平方の定理を利用して, 辺 ACの長さを求めておく。 (2) 直角三角形 ADC において,∠ADC=60°の三角比を考える。 175 解答 BC 3 (1) cos = = AB 4 また, 三平方の定理から an AC よって sin0= √7 tan 0= AC=√42-32=√7 √7 AC = AB 4 BC 3 田 (2) 直角三角形 ADC において 13 AC AC sin 60°=- AD から AD=- A sin 60° D cos' mcl 2 AC AC tan 60°= から CD= = =√√√32√72√2104 √3 == 有理化しておく。 3 √7 √21 = AC²+BC2=AB² 5 AC=√AB²-BC² 08-09 (2) AD CD AC 2.1+2.18=0+0=2:1:√√3 から求めてもよい。 なお,最終の答は分母を CD tan 60° √3 3 I 2 POINT 30°, 45°, 60° = 右の表の三角比の値はよく使うの で必ず覚えよう。 0 30° 45° 1 1 sin 30° 444 2 2 1 √3 0203 COS 2 2 45° 60° 1 tan 1 13212 5 60° √3 PRACTICE 106º 右の図において、線分AB, BC, CA の長さを 求めよ。 A 4章 = 12 D 45° 30° B C 三角比の基本

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English Senior High

15行目からどうしても訳せません。 訳教えて欲しいです🙇よろしくお願いします。

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