ANGLES OF ELEVATION AND DEPRESSION(PART 2)
Angles of Elevation and Depression (Part 2)
In Part 2 of Angles of Elevation and Depression, we focus on applying trigonometric principles to solve real-life problems involving heights and distances. By using trigonometric ratios—such as sine, cosine, and tangent—we can calculate the unknown angles or distances in situations where an observer is looking up or down at objects. This part also introduces practical examples like calculating the height of a building, the distance to an aircraft, or the depth of a valley, providing a deeper understanding of how these angles influence everyday calculations in fields like navigation, architecture, and engineering.