How Do We Apply Trigonometry In Our Daily Lives?

How do we apply trigonometry in our daily lives?

 

We apply trigonometry in a projectile motion or movements that occurs. For example, basketball, as a player shoot the ball into the ring, an angle will form. Another example is our sight. As we look an object whether it is above or below us, angles will occur.


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