Trigonometry Sine Functions Teaching Help Math Fun Help Angle Ratio Coordinates Graphing Game

Teaching Trigonometry Sine Functions - Fun Math Help - Game Tips:

- Press the 't' key to see a graph that demonstrates the following example.
    The sine of angle A can be written as sin A and
    sin A equals the ratio (y/r) = (4)/(5) when point D is (x,y) = (3,4) and r=AD=5.
    When angle A is in standard position at the origin, the sine ratio of A is (y coordinate)/(radius) = (4)/(5).
    The radius r=5 can be calculated from point D(3,4) using 3² + 4² = r².
- Press the 'y' key to restart the game.

- When angle A is in standard position at the graph's origin (0,0) then sin A equals (y/r).
    Since r is the hypotenuse of a right triangle, r can be found from point D(x,y) using x² + y² = r² .
    Consequently, sin A can also be described as (opposite side)/(hypotenuse).

- The small square symbol at B indicates AB is perpendicular to BD forming a right angle.

- It may take a minute to load the game at dial-up speeds.
- The game can be played using the mouse by itself or using the keyboard by itself.
- If the game doesn't respond to keyboard input, click inside the game area to reset the game's focus.
- Adjust the game's speed by pressing the + or - key repeatedly.