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Trigonometric ratios of common angles

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This can be used by teachers or learners as a memory game for recalling trig ratios of the common angles 0, 30, 45, 60 and 90. Each slide asks for sine, cosine or tangent of a common angle (one file concentrates on 30, 45 and 60 - the other includes 0 and 90 as well). Click to reveal the answer. You can click the "go to random slide" button to jumble up the order of questions. To make it a bit easier, you may want to go through the slides in order. To do this, don't click on the "go to random slide" button - just click anywhere else on a slide to advance to the next slide. Useful for the new GCSE as well as AS, A2 Maths and Further Maths.