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8 questions

Question 6

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s2w4fc#2

Last updated 7 months ago

8 questions

Question 1

What is the value of x to the nearest tenth of a mile?

Question 2

What is the total distance Billy walked to the nearest tenth of a mile?

Question 5

Given the following information about a triangle, which law can you use to find all the other sides?

Side, angle, side
Angle, side, angle
angle, angle, side
side, side, angle

Question 6

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Question 6

you'll notice this is the same relationship as the SSA triangle that the sin law didn't help with in the last flipped classroom. Is there a relationship between cos a and cos (180-a)?

Question 7

01:34

Question 7

I don't remember the intersecting chord theorem. Do you?

uh, obviously...

no...

Question 8

Finish your module, let me know here what topics you are struggling with.

Question 1

What is the value of x to the nearest tenth of a mile?

Question 2

What is the total distance Billy walked to the nearest tenth of a mile?

Question 3

To the nearest tenth of a degree, what was the angle formed with his prior travel path?

Question 4

What is the angle formed between Jimmy's finishing path and his starting path? Round to the nearest tenth of a degree.

Question 5

Given the following information about a triangle, which law can you use to find all the other sides?

Side, angle, side
Angle, side, angle
angle, angle, side
side, side, angle
side, side, side
angle, angle, angle

Law of sines
Law of cosines
this does not describe just one triangle

Question 6

you'll notice this is the same relationship as the SSA triangle that the sin law didn't help with in the last flipped classroom. Is there a relationship between cos a and cos (180-a)?

Question 7

01:34

Question 7

I don't remember the intersecting chord theorem. Do you?

uh, obviously...

no...

to be honest, that one is just as obscure as all the rest of this geometry I thought was long in my past. 

Question 8

Finish your module, let me know here what topics you are struggling with.

Question 3

To the nearest tenth of a degree, what was the angle formed with his prior travel path?

Question 4

What is the angle formed between Jimmy's finishing path and his starting path? Round to the nearest tenth of a degree.

side, side, side

angle, angle, angle

Law of sines

Law of cosines

this does not describe just one triangle

to be honest, that one is just as obscure as all the rest of this geometry I thought was long in my past. 