Grade 10–11Common Core (CCSS) · Math: algebra
Math · Grade 10Right-Triangle Trigonometry Worksheets — Free with Answers
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Trigonometry in right triangles · Grade 10
Name: ____________________Worked example
- sin v = opposite/hypotenuse, cos v = adjacent/hypotenuse.
- Multiply the hypotenuse by sin v or cos v.
- Example: 10 · sin 30° = 5 cm.
Find the opposite side: hypotenuse 20 cm, angle 45° (1 decimal)
A ramp model is shaped like a right triangle. Find the opposite side: hypotenuse 50 cm, angle 30° (1 decimal) Answer with the correct unit.
Find the opposite side: hypotenuse 10 cm, angle 60° (1 decimal)
A bracket is shaped like a right triangle. Find the adjacent side: hypotenuse 50 cm, angle 45° (1 decimal) Answer with the correct unit.
Find the adjacent side: hypotenuse 20 cm, angle 45° (1 decimal)
A support is shaped like a right triangle. Find the opposite side: hypotenuse 20 cm, angle 45° (1 decimal) Answer with the correct unit.
Find the opposite side: hypotenuse 50 cm, angle 30° (1 decimal)
A roof model is shaped like a right triangle. Find the adjacent side: hypotenuse 10 cm, angle 30° (1 decimal) Answer with the correct unit.
Find the adjacent side: hypotenuse 20 cm, angle 30° (1 decimal)
A support is shaped like a right triangle. Find the adjacent side: hypotenuse 50 cm, angle 60° (1 decimal) Answer with the correct unit.
Find the opposite side: hypotenuse 10 cm, angle 30° (1 decimal)
A ramp model is shaped like a right triangle. Find the adjacent side: hypotenuse 50 cm, angle 45° (1 decimal) Answer with the correct unit.
Find the opposite side: hypotenuse 20 cm, angle 30° (1 decimal)
A roof model is shaped like a right triangle. Find the adjacent side: hypotenuse 20 cm, angle 60° (1 decimal) Answer with the correct unit.
Find the opposite side: hypotenuse 50 cm, angle 45° (1 decimal)
A bracket is shaped like a right triangle. Find the adjacent side: hypotenuse 20 cm, angle 45° (1 decimal) Answer with the correct unit.
Find the adjacent side: hypotenuse 50 cm, angle 60° (1 decimal)
A bracket is shaped like a right triangle. Find the opposite side: hypotenuse 50 cm, angle 45° (1 decimal) Answer with the correct unit.
Find the opposite side: hypotenuse 10 cm, angle 45° (1 decimal)
A roof model is shaped like a right triangle. Find the opposite side: hypotenuse 10 cm, angle 60° (1 decimal) Answer with the correct unit.
Answer key
- 1. 14.1 cm
- 2. 25 cm
- 3. 8.7 cm
- 4. 35.4 cm
- 5. 14.1 cm
- 6. 14.1 cm
- 7. 25 cm
- 8. 8.7 cm
- 9. 17.3 cm
- 10. 25 cm
- 11. 5 cm
- 12. 35.4 cm
- 13. 10 cm
- 14. 10 cm
- 15. 35.4 cm
- 16. 14.1 cm
- 17. 25 cm
- 18. 35.4 cm
- 19. 7.1 cm
- 20. 8.7 cm
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- Number of tasks
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Your choices
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- Geometry
- Exercise type
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- Number of tasks
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- Task format
- Mixed
- Paper size
- US Letter
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Practise sin, cos and inverse sine in right triangles.
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- “Create new version” gives new numbers.
About this generator
Opposite = hypotenuse · sin v, adjacent = hypotenuse · cos v. Hard also asks for the angle from two sides. The answer key is calculated by the website. No sign-up needed.
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Frequently asked questions
- How do I pick the right level?
- Choose an age or grade in step 2. Start easier if the pupil is unsure – you can switch anytime and get new problems instantly.
- Can I see the problems before printing?
- Yes. The sheet shows exactly the problems that will print. Click New problems to swap them.
- How do I include an answer key?
- Turn on Answer key in the last step. It prints on its own page after the problems, with the same numbering.
- What does the question mark next to a problem do?
- It opens a step-by-step explanation of the method on screen. It is not printed and does not reveal the answer.
- Which grade are these for?
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