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bloss95
Jan 06, 2009
In response to Shivaree89's comment...i think they made a mistake there. i m an 8th grade algebra student and i believe Cos = Adjacent/Hypotenuse. I just started the Lesson so i m not sure. -
bloss95
Jan 06, 2009
In response to Shivaree89's comment...i think they made a mistake there. i m an 8th grade algebra student and i believe Cos = Adjacent/Hypotenuse. I just started the Lesson so i m not sure.
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shivaree89
Oct 21, 2007
SOH CAH TOA! Sin = Opposite/hypotenuse Cos = Opposite/hypotenuse Tan = Opposite/adjacent
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shivaree89
Oct 21, 2007
SOH CAH TOA! Sin = Opposite/hypotenuse Cos = Opposite/hypotenuse Tan = Opposite/adjacent
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Aug 22, 2006
I was taught to remember: s=o/h, c=a/h, t=o/a, by remembering the great Indian Chief (SOHCAHTOA)
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Jun 30, 2006
I sometimes use this to remember, but you have to remember that it goes Sine, Cosine, Tangent: Oh, Hell (Opposite over Hypotenuse) Another Hour (Adjacent over Hypotenuse) Of Algebra (Opposite over Adjacent)
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Dec 16, 2005
Some Of Her (sine=o/h) Children Are Having (cosine=a/h) Trouble Over Algebra (tangent=o/a).
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Dec 16, 2005
Some Of Her (sine=o/h) Children Are Having (cosine=a/h) Trouble Over Algebra (tangent=o/a).
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Nov 22, 2005
Another helpful mnemonic for remembering these trigonometry functions is "Some old horse caught another horse taking oats away." "Some Old Horse" stands for S O H which stands for "Sine Opposite Hypotenuse." "Caught Another Horse" or C A H is short for "Cosine Adjacent Hypotenuse." "Taking Oats Away" or T O A means "Tangent Opposite Adjacent."
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Nov 22, 2005
Another helpful mnemonic for remembering these trigonometry functions is "Some old horse caught another horse taking oats away." "Some Old Horse" stands for S O H which stands for "Sine Opposite Hypotenuse." "Caught Another Horse" or C A H is short for "Cosine Adjacent Hypotenuse." "Taking Oats Away" or T O A means "Tangent Opposite Adjacent."
