General review including what the trig ratios are, determing the ratio in a problem, writing and solving trigonometric equations.
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What is the ratio for sine? (Use "opp", "hyp", and "adj".)
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What is the ratio for cosine? (Use "opp", "hyp", and "adj".)
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What is the ratio for tangent? (Use "opp", "hyp", and "adj".)
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sin A = ? (fraction)
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cos A = ? (fraction)
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tan A = ? (fraction)
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sin B = ? (fraction)
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cos B = ? (fraction)
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tan B = ? (fraction)
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Which trigonometric ratio should you use to solve for "h"?
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Which trigonometric ratio should you use to solve for h?
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Which trig ratio should you use to solve for side BC?
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Which trig ratio should you use to solve for theta?
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Which trig ratio should you use to solve for y?
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Which angle represents an angle of elevation?
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Is 70 an angle of depression or an angle of elevation?
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Which method would you use to solve the equation?
sin 450 = x/8
sin 320 = m/7
tan y = 8/13
tan n = 4.578
cos w = 0.34
tan 740 = p/5
sin x = 5/7
cos 390 = 8/w
Cross multiply and solve.
Use the inverse.
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Solve the equation: sin 380 = x/10. Round your answer to the nearest hundredth. Include the word "degrees" with your answer if solving for an angle.
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Solve the equation: tan 120 = x/10. Round your answer to the nearest hundredth. Include the word "degrees" with your answer if solving for an angle.
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Solve the equation: cos 780 = 13/x. Round your answer to the nearest hundredth. Include the word "degrees" with your answer if solving for an angle.
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Solve the equation: sin x = 7/11. Round your answer to the nearest hundredth. Include the word "degrees" with your answer if solving for an angle.
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Solve the equation: cos x = 12/17. Round your answer to the nearest hundredth. Include the word "degrees" with your answer if solving for an angle.
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Solve the equation: tan x = 2.719. Round your answer to the nearest hundredth. Include the word "degrees" with your answer if solving for an angle.
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Write an equation to solve for the hypotenuse. Use "x" as the variable. Due to limited options for typing, you do not need to include degrees in your equation.
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Write an equation to solve for x. Due to limited options for typing, you do not need to include degrees in your equation.
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Write an equation to solve for <B. Use "x" as the variable. Due to limited options for typing, you do not need to include degrees in your equation.
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Write an equation to solve for side BC. Use "x" as the variable. Due to limited options for typing, you do not need to include degrees in your equation.
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Given the triangle below and the equation: sin A = 3/5.
Determine the value of b.
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Given the triangle below, what trigonometric ratios would equal b/c?
(Hint: Consider the relationship between <A and <B.)
