Pythagorean Theorem
Trigonometry
Inverse Trigonometry
Story Problems
Length and Perimeter
Random
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What is the Pythagorean Theorem formula?
c=sqrt(a^2+b^2)
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When using Trigonometry, the Opposite side is labeled with what letter?
O
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When using Trigonometry, the side length across from the 90 degree angle is labeled with what letter?
H
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When solving a problem with the angle of elevation, show should you draw the triangle (what orientation)?
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The length in m for 235cm
2.35m
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How many degrees in a Triangle?
180°
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Set up this problem.
a^2+4^2=5^2
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When using Trigonometry, what formula is used to calculate the adjacent side when given the hypotenuse?
cos(theta)=A/H
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If you are given the Hypotenuse and Opposite, which Trigonometric Identity do you use to find the angle?
Sine
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When solving a problem with the angle of depression, show should you draw the triangle (what orientation)?
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The length in mm for 0.0055km
5500mm
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When can you use Pythagorean Theorem?
When you have two sides and need a side.
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Calculate the length of the hypotenuse:
26
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Using Trigonometry, If a triangle had an angle of 44° and an adjacent of 45cm, what is the opposite side? (Tenth)
44.5cm
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When using Trigonometry, what formula is used to calculate the Adjacent side when given the Opposite side?
tan(theta)=(O)/A
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A person stands 78m from the base of a building. The angle of elevation to the top of the building is 57°. How tall is the building to the nearest metre?
120 m
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the perimeter of this shape
30cm
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When can you use trigonometry?
When you have a side and an angle and need a side.
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Calculate x (tenth):
23.2
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Using Trigonometry, If you have an angle of 13 degrees and an opposite of 50cm, what is the adjacent length?(Tenth)
216.6cm
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Using Trigonometry, If a triangle had an opposite length of 13m and an adjacent side of 12m, what is the angle?
47°
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A lifeguard is sitting on a chair 2.5m above the ground. He spots a swimmer at an angle of depression of 15°. How far away from the base of the chair is the swimmer to the nearest metre?
9m
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The perimeter of this shape (nearest whole value):
27m
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When can you use inverse trigonometry?
When you have two sides and need an angle.
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What is the length of bd?
12
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Using Trigonometry, calculate the Hypotenuse when the Opposite side = 9 and the angle = 24°?
H = 22.13
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Using Trigonometry, find the missing angle x.
x=37.2°
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Daniel rides his bicycle 21 km west and then 18 km north. How far is he from his starting point? (to 1 decimal place)
27.7 km
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The perimeter of this shape (1 decimal place):
32.4cm
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What is the most important take away this unit (what do you have to remember from this unit)?
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