Trigonometric Ratios CAST Demonstration
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This example demonstrates the application of the CAST rule in trigonometric ratios within any triangle, visually showcasing the relationship between angles and trigonometric values through dynamic interaction; Core math concepts include trigonometric functions (sine, cosine, tangent), angle classification (acute, obtuse), coordinate systems, and unit circles; Construction highlights GeoGebra commands used: Intersect (intersection), Circle (circle), Point (point), DynamicCoordinates (dynamic coordinates), Segment (segment), Angle (angle); Suitable for high school mathematics students and teachers to understand trigonometric properties and geometric significance, enhancing intuitive grasp of the CAST rule.
GeoGebra Commands & Parameters
Intersect(xAxis, yAxis) → ACircle(A, B) → cPoint(c) → DDynamicCoordinates(D, If[Distance[D, I] < z, x(I), If[Distance[D, J] < z, x(J), If[Distance[D, K] < z, x(K), x(D)]]], If[Distance[D, I] < z, y(I), If[Distance[D, J] < z, y(J), If[Distance[D, K] < z, y(K), y(D)]]]) → CSegment(A, C) → aAngle(xAxis, a) → ΘSegment(C, E) → bPoint(xAxis) → GSegment(F, G) → dAngle(a, d) → αPoint(d) → HAngle(d, a) → βAngle(a, xAxis) → γAngle(xAxis, a) → δSegment(H, E) → ePoint(a) → PPoint(c) → QSegment(P, Q) → fPoint(e) → SSegment(P, R) → gSegment(R, Q) → hAngle(xAxis, f) → εAngle(xAxis, f) → ζAngle(f, xAxis) → ηAngle(Q, P, R) → θAngle(R, P, Q) → ι