Applications_of_Trigonometry.pdf

Applications of Trigonometry Trigonometry is used in various fields of science and everyday life. Some major applications are: 1. Astronomy: - Used to calculate distances and angles between celestial bodies, such as stars and planets. 2. Architecture and Construc...

Applications of Trigonometry Trigonometry is used in various fields of science and everyday life. Some major applications are: 1. Astronomy: - Used to calculate distances and angles between celestial bodies, such as stars and planets. 2. Architecture and Construction: - Ensures precision in the design of buildings, bridges, and other structures. 3. Physics: - Analyzes motion, force, and wave patterns, especially in vector studies. 4. Navigation: - Determines direction and distance in sea and air navigation, and is essential in GPS technology. 5. Surveying: - Measures land areas using trigonometric calculations to ensure accurate property boundaries. 6. Engineering: - Civil, mechanical, and electrical engineering use trigonometry in designing and analyzing structures and systems. 7. Computer Graphics: - Fundamental in 3D modeling, animation, and transforming objects within a virtual space. 8. Music: - Analyzes sound waves, frequencies, and harmonics in musical instruments. 9. Meteorology: - Measures cloud height, wind speed, storm positions, and other weather-related phenomena. 10. Medical Imaging: - Utilized in techniques like CT scans and MRIs to obtain and analyze internal body images. 11. Geography and Cartography: - Used in map-making to calculate distances and angles between geographical locations. 12. Electricity and Circuit Design: - AC circuits and voltage-current relationships are analyzed using trigonometry. 13. Robotics and Artificial Intelligence: - Controls the precise movement of robotic limbs and systems. Trigonometry is essential for solving real-world problems and provides the mathematical framework for various technological and scientific advancements.