The worksheet is thoughtfully structured to reinforce the tangent ratio through practice, offering problems that ensure a balance of conceptual understanding and procedural fluency.
In Section A, students get to grips with writing the value of tan θ as a fraction for four provided triangles.
Section B transitions to calculating angles using the tangent ratio.
Learners move on to calculating side lengths in Section C; here they will use the tangent ratio to determine the length of the opposite or adjacent side.
Section D challenges students with 4 problems involving finding unknown side lengths and angles in shapes. Here learners will have to find right-angled triangles within shapes such as a rectangle, trapezia, and an isosceles triangle.
It is a valuable resource for students aiming to enhance their trigonometry skills systematically.