I am in 11 and facing trouble in doing trigonometry, can anyone help me to make it easy. Give some tips plz!?

I’m assuming this is basic trig, yes?

SOH CAH TOA

That is the key. Literally.

“SOH stands for Sine equals Opposite over Hypotenuse.

CAH stands for Cosine equals Adjacent over Hypotenuse.

TOA stands for Tangent equals Opposite over Adjacent.”

-http://www.mathwords.com/s/sohcahtoa.htm

I found a few great site that goes into explaining trig with an example in front of you. Like me, I had difficulty at first with Trig, but once I got the hang of it, I got 95% on the test [made a few small mistakes with rounding up numbers when I didn’t need to…] Use colors and take time to walk through each step, mumbling under your breath to explain it to yourself.

I hope I helped somewhat. I haven’t done trig in many years, so I can’t explain it completely from the top of my head, but if you need, I can dig out my old trig notes and offer more help.

well usually on trig test they give you a formula sheet….

they dont expect you to memorize all the formulas

just how to do them

usually all the letters mean the same in all the formula

once you understand what each letter stand for or what you are tryin to find, it wont be as hard

it is very easy once u gt the basics which u may already hv dn in 10 th class.pick up any medical coaching instt. physics book and go to mathematical tools n integration.they gv simplified forms and derivations and equations since all medical students dont take up maths.but to be thorough you must read your school notes and text book as well.

You should practice trigonometry problems on a daily basis.

youre eleven, and youre doing trigonometry?