4/24/2023-HW Unit 1A-Right Triangle Trigonometry--Test Review

Last updated over 2 years ago

40 questions

Note from the author:

READ THIS!!!
1.  BE SURE TO TAKE THE TIME TO WRITE DOWN CONCEPTS AND EXAMPLES ON THE FRONT OF THE LOOSE LEAF PAPER GIVEN TO YOU DURING CLASS.  YOU MAY USE JUST THE FRONT OF THIS PAPER AS YOUR CHEAT-SHEET TOMORROW. BRING THIS TO CLASS TOMORROW FOR THE TEST!!!!

2.  This is assignment is graded for accuracy NOT JUST FOR COMPLETION!!!

3.  This is assignment is worth 11 points in the gradebook and is due by Tuesday, 4/25/2023 at the beginning of class.

4.  You must upload your work for credit.

Unit 1A-Right Triangle Trigonometry Test:
TOMORROW, Tuesday, 4/25/2023!!!

Instructions

READ THIS!!!
1.  BE SURE TO TAKE THE TIME TO WRITE DOWN CONCEPTS AND EXAMPLES ON THE FRONT OF THE LOOSE LEAF PAPER GIVEN TO YOU DURING CLASS.  YOU MAY USE JUST THE FRONT OF THIS PAPER AS YOUR CHEAT-SHEET TOMORROW. BRING THIS TO CLASS TOMORROW FOR THE TEST!!!!

2.  This is assignment is graded for accuracy NOT JUST FOR COMPLETION!!!

3.  This is assignment is worth 11 points in the gradebook and is due by Tuesday, 4/25/2023 at the beginning of class.

4.  You must upload your work for credit.

Unit 1A-Right Triangle Trigonometry Test:
TOMORROW, Tuesday, 4/25/2023!!!

4/24/2023-HW Unit 1A-Right Triangle Trigonometry--Test Review

Last updated over 2 years ago

40 questions

Note from the author:

READ THIS!!!
1.  BE SURE TO TAKE THE TIME TO WRITE DOWN CONCEPTS AND EXAMPLES ON THE FRONT OF THE LOOSE LEAF PAPER GIVEN TO YOU DURING CLASS.  YOU MAY USE JUST THE FRONT OF THIS PAPER AS YOUR CHEAT-SHEET TOMORROW. BRING THIS TO CLASS TOMORROW FOR THE TEST!!!!

2.  This is assignment is graded for accuracy NOT JUST FOR COMPLETION!!!

3.  This is assignment is worth 11 points in the gradebook and is due by Tuesday, 4/25/2023 at the beginning of class.

4.  You must upload your work for credit.

Unit 1A-Right Triangle Trigonometry Test:
TOMORROW, Tuesday, 4/25/2023!!!

Instructions

READ THIS!!!
1.  BE SURE TO TAKE THE TIME TO WRITE DOWN CONCEPTS AND EXAMPLES ON THE FRONT OF THE LOOSE LEAF PAPER GIVEN TO YOU DURING CLASS.  YOU MAY USE JUST THE FRONT OF THIS PAPER AS YOUR CHEAT-SHEET TOMORROW. BRING THIS TO CLASS TOMORROW FOR THE TEST!!!!

2.  This is assignment is graded for accuracy NOT JUST FOR COMPLETION!!!

3.  This is assignment is worth 11 points in the gradebook and is due by Tuesday, 4/25/2023 at the beginning of class.

4.  You must upload your work for credit.

Unit 1A-Right Triangle Trigonometry Test:
TOMORROW, Tuesday, 4/25/2023!!!

Clinometer Lab Info:

Enter the value your team calculated for the height of the

AMERICAN FLAG

(NOTE: if your team did not get the data for this item, just leave the question blank)

Clinometer Lab Info:

Enter the value your team calculated for the height of the

VIRGINIAN FLAG

(NOTE: if your team did not get the data for this item, just leave the question blank)

Clinometer Lab Info:

Enter the value your team calculated for the height of the

BLACK LIGHT POLE

(NOTE: if your team did not get the data for this item, just leave the question blank)

Solve for x. Round to the tenths place.

Solve for theta. Round to the tenths place.

If the angle of elevation of the sun is
when a building casts a shadow of 36.1 feet, what is the height of the building?

Using trigonometric ratios,

(enter your answer as a fraction and use simplified radicals...no decimals)

Using trigonometric ratios,
(enter your answer as a fraction and use simplified radicals...no decimals)

Using trigonometric ratios,

(enter your answer as a fraction and use simplified radicals...no decimals)

Using trigonometric ratios,

(enter your answer as a fraction and use simplifed radicals...no decimals)

Using trigonometric ratios,

(enter your answer as a fraction and use simplified radicals...no decimals)

Find
(round to the tenths place if necessary)

Find a

(round to the tenths place if necessary)

A ladder is leaning against the top of a 15.9 meter wall. If the bottom of the ladder is 9.3 meters from the bottom of the wall, then what is the angle between the ladder and the wall? (round your answer to the tenths place)

Use your calculator to find the following. Round your result to 4 decimal places.

(don't over think this...just go to you calculator and knock it out!)

Use your calculator to find the following. Round your result to 4 decimal places.

(don't over think this...just go to your calculator and knock it out!)

Using trigonometric ratios,
(enter your answer as a fraction and as a simplified radical...no decimals)

Using trigonometric ratios,
(enter your answer as a fraction and as a simplified radical..no decimals)

Using trigonometric ratios,
(enter your answer as a fraction and as a simplified radical...no decimals)

Find

From a boat on the lake, the angle of elevation to the top of a cliff is 20°. If the horizontal distance of the base of the cliff is 886 feet from the boat, how high is the cliff (to the nearest foot)?

A ladder is leaning against the top of a 12.3 meter wall. If the bottom of the ladder is 5.6 meters from the bottom of the wall, then what is the angle between the ladder and the ground?

Find angle A. Round to the tenths place if necessary.

Find a. Round to the tenths place if necessary.

Find c. Round to the tenths place if necessary.

Lindsey stands 432 inches from a flag pole. Her eye's are 66 inches from the ground.
The angle of elevation from her eye level to the top of the flagpole is
What is the height of the flagpole (in inches)?

(this is exactly what you were calculating for your lab....do the trig then add that calculated value to the distance her eye's are from the ground)

Round to the nearest tenths place.

4/24/2023-HW Unit 1A-Right Triangle Trigonometry--Test Review

READ THIS!!!

Unit 1A-Right Triangle Trigonometry Test:

TOMORROW, Tuesday, 4/25/2023!!!

READ THIS!!!

Unit 1A-Right Triangle Trigonometry Test:

TOMORROW, Tuesday, 4/25/2023!!!

4/24/2023-HW Unit 1A-Right Triangle Trigonometry--Test Review

READ THIS!!!

Unit 1A-Right Triangle Trigonometry Test:

TOMORROW, Tuesday, 4/25/2023!!!

READ THIS!!!

Unit 1A-Right Triangle Trigonometry Test:

TOMORROW, Tuesday, 4/25/2023!!!

Clinometer Lab Info:Enter the value your team calculated for the height of the AMERICAN FLAG (NOTE: if your team did not get the data for this item, just leave the question blank)

Clinometer Lab Info:Enter the value your team calculated for the height of the VIRGINIAN FLAG(NOTE: if your team did not get the data for this item, just leave the question blank)

Clinometer Lab Info:Enter the value your team calculated for the height of the BLACK LIGHT POLE(NOTE: if your team did not get the data for this item, just leave the question blank)

Solve for x. Round to the tenths place.

Solve for x. Round to the tenths place.

Solve for theta. Round to the tenths place.

Solve for theta. Round to the tenths place.

If the angle of elevation of the sun is when a building casts a shadow of 36.1 feet, what is the height of the building?

Using trigonometric ratios, (enter your answer as a fraction and use simplified radicals...no decimals)

Using trigonometric ratios,(enter your answer as a fraction and use simplified radicals...no decimals)

Using trigonometric ratios,(enter your answer as a fraction and use simplified radicals...no decimals)

Using trigonometric ratios,(enter your answer as a fraction and use simplified radicals...no decimals)

Using trigonometric ratios,(enter your answer as a fraction and use simplifed radicals...no decimals)

Using trigonometric ratios,(enter your answer as a fraction and use simplified radicals...no decimals)

Find (round to the tenths place if necessary)

Find a(round to the tenths place if necessary)

A ladder is leaning against the top of a 15.9 meter wall. If the bottom of the ladder is 9.3 meters from the bottom of the wall, then what is the angle between the ladder and the wall? (round your answer to the tenths place)

Use your calculator to find the following. Round your result to 4 decimal places.(don't over think this...just go to you calculator and knock it out!)

Use your calculator to find the following. Round your result to 4 decimal places.(don't over think this...just go to your calculator and knock it out!)

Use your calculator to find the following. Round your result to 4 decimal places.(don't over think this...just go to your calculator and knock it out!)

Using trigonometric ratios,(enter your answer as a fraction and as a simplified radical...no decimals)

Using trigonometric ratios,(enter your answer as a fraction and as a simplified radical...no decimals)

Using trigonometric ratios,(enter your answer as a fraction and as a simplified radical..no decimals)

Using trigonometric ratios,(enter your answer as a fraction and as a simplified radical..no decimals)

Using trigonometric ratios,(enter your answer as a fraction and as a simplified radical...no decimals)

Using trigonometric ratios,(enter your answer as a fraction and as a simplified radical...no decimals)

Find

Find

From a boat on the lake, the angle of elevation to the top of a cliff is 20°. If the horizontal distance of the base of the cliff is 886 feet from the boat, how high is the cliff (to the nearest foot)?

A ladder is leaning against the top of a 12.3 meter wall. If the bottom of the ladder is 5.6 meters from the bottom of the wall, then what is the angle between the ladder and the ground?

Find angle A. Round to the tenths place if necessary.

Find a. Round to the tenths place if necessary.

Find c. Round to the tenths place if necessary.

upload your pages of work here--page 1

upload your pages of work here--page 2

upload your pages of work here--page 3

upload your pages of work here--page 4

Clinometer Lab Info:Enter the value your team calculated for the height of the AMERICAN FLAG (NOTE: if your team did not get the data for this item, just leave the question blank)

Clinometer Lab Info:Enter the value your team calculated for the height of the VIRGINIAN FLAG(NOTE: if your team did not get the data for this item, just leave the question blank)

Clinometer Lab Info:Enter the value your team calculated for the height of the BLACK LIGHT POLE(NOTE: if your team did not get the data for this item, just leave the question blank)

Solve for x. Round to the tenths place.

Solve for x. Round to the tenths place.

Solve for theta. Round to the tenths place.

Solve for theta. Round to the tenths place.

If the angle of elevation of the sun is when a building casts a shadow of 36.1 feet, what is the height of the building?

Using trigonometric ratios, (enter your answer as a fraction and use simplified radicals...no decimals)

Using trigonometric ratios,(enter your answer as a fraction and use simplified radicals...no decimals)

Using trigonometric ratios,(enter your answer as a fraction and use simplified radicals...no decimals)

Using trigonometric ratios,(enter your answer as a fraction and use simplified radicals...no decimals)

Using trigonometric ratios,(enter your answer as a fraction and use simplifed radicals...no decimals)

Using trigonometric ratios,(enter your answer as a fraction and use simplified radicals...no decimals)

Find (round to the tenths place if necessary)

Find a(round to the tenths place if necessary)

Find c(round to the tenths place if necessary)

A ladder is leaning against the top of a 15.9 meter wall. If the bottom of the ladder is 9.3 meters from the bottom of the wall, then what is the angle between the ladder and the wall? (round your answer to the tenths place)

Use your calculator to find the following. Round your result to 4 decimal places.(don't over think this...just go to you calculator and knock it out!)

Use your calculator to find the following. Round your result to 4 decimal places.(don't over think this...just go to your calculator and knock it out!)

Use your calculator to find the following. Round your result to 4 decimal places.(don't over think this...just go to your calculator and knock it out!)

Using trigonometric ratios,(enter your answer as a fraction and as a simplified radical...no decimals)

Using trigonometric ratios,(enter your answer as a fraction and as a simplified radical...no decimals)

Using trigonometric ratios,(enter your answer as a fraction and as a simplified radical..no decimals)

Using trigonometric ratios,(enter your answer as a fraction and as a simplified radical..no decimals)

Using trigonometric ratios,(enter your answer as a fraction and as a simplified radical...no decimals)

Using trigonometric ratios,(enter your answer as a fraction and as a simplified radical...no decimals)

Find

Find

Clinometer Lab Info:

Enter the value your team calculated for the height of the

AMERICAN FLAG

(NOTE: if your team did not get the data for this item, just leave the question blank)

Clinometer Lab Info:

Enter the value your team calculated for the height of the

VIRGINIAN FLAG

(NOTE: if your team did not get the data for this item, just leave the question blank)

Clinometer Lab Info:

Enter the value your team calculated for the height of the

BLACK LIGHT POLE

(NOTE: if your team did not get the data for this item, just leave the question blank)

If the angle of elevation of the sun is
when a building casts a shadow of 36.1 feet, what is the height of the building?

Using trigonometric ratios,

(enter your answer as a fraction and use simplified radicals...no decimals)

Using trigonometric ratios,

(enter your answer as a fraction and use simplified radicals...no decimals)

Using trigonometric ratios,
(enter your answer as a fraction and use simplified radicals...no decimals)

Using trigonometric ratios,

(enter your answer as a fraction and use simplified radicals...no decimals)

Using trigonometric ratios,

(enter your answer as a fraction and use simplifed radicals...no decimals)

Using trigonometric ratios,

(enter your answer as a fraction and use simplified radicals...no decimals)

Find
(round to the tenths place if necessary)

Find a

(round to the tenths place if necessary)

Use your calculator to find the following. Round your result to 4 decimal places.

(don't over think this...just go to you calculator and knock it out!)

Use your calculator to find the following. Round your result to 4 decimal places.

(don't over think this...just go to your calculator and knock it out!)

Use your calculator to find the following. Round your result to 4 decimal places.

(don't over think this...just go to your calculator and knock it out!)

Using trigonometric ratios,
(enter your answer as a fraction and as a simplified radical...no decimals)

Using trigonometric ratios,
(enter your answer as a fraction and as a simplified radical...no decimals)

Using trigonometric ratios,
(enter your answer as a fraction and as a simplified radical..no decimals)

Using trigonometric ratios,
(enter your answer as a fraction and as a simplified radical..no decimals)

Using trigonometric ratios,
(enter your answer as a fraction and as a simplified radical...no decimals)

Using trigonometric ratios,
(enter your answer as a fraction and as a simplified radical...no decimals)

Clinometer Lab Info:

Enter the value your team calculated for the height of the

AMERICAN FLAG

(NOTE: if your team did not get the data for this item, just leave the question blank)

Clinometer Lab Info:

Enter the value your team calculated for the height of the

VIRGINIAN FLAG

(NOTE: if your team did not get the data for this item, just leave the question blank)

Clinometer Lab Info:

Enter the value your team calculated for the height of the

BLACK LIGHT POLE

(NOTE: if your team did not get the data for this item, just leave the question blank)

If the angle of elevation of the sun is
when a building casts a shadow of 36.1 feet, what is the height of the building?

Using trigonometric ratios,

(enter your answer as a fraction and use simplified radicals...no decimals)

Using trigonometric ratios,

(enter your answer as a fraction and use simplified radicals...no decimals)

Using trigonometric ratios,
(enter your answer as a fraction and use simplified radicals...no decimals)

Using trigonometric ratios,

(enter your answer as a fraction and use simplified radicals...no decimals)

Using trigonometric ratios,

(enter your answer as a fraction and use simplifed radicals...no decimals)

Using trigonometric ratios,

(enter your answer as a fraction and use simplified radicals...no decimals)

Find
(round to the tenths place if necessary)

Find a

(round to the tenths place if necessary)

Find c

(round to the tenths place if necessary)

Use your calculator to find the following. Round your result to 4 decimal places.

(don't over think this...just go to you calculator and knock it out!)

Use your calculator to find the following. Round your result to 4 decimal places.

(don't over think this...just go to your calculator and knock it out!)

Use your calculator to find the following. Round your result to 4 decimal places.

(don't over think this...just go to your calculator and knock it out!)

Using trigonometric ratios,
(enter your answer as a fraction and as a simplified radical...no decimals)

Using trigonometric ratios,
(enter your answer as a fraction and as a simplified radical...no decimals)

Using trigonometric ratios,
(enter your answer as a fraction and as a simplified radical..no decimals)

Using trigonometric ratios,
(enter your answer as a fraction and as a simplified radical..no decimals)

Using trigonometric ratios,
(enter your answer as a fraction and as a simplified radical...no decimals)

Using trigonometric ratios,
(enter your answer as a fraction and as a simplified radical...no decimals)

Find c

(round to the tenths place if necessary)