Pythagoras
SOH CAH TOA
Sine rule
Cosine rule
Choose a strategy
100

8.4cm (1d.p.)

100

3.46cm (2d.p.)

100

35.5cm (1d.p.)

100

346.6m (1d.p.)

100

98.0m (1d.p.)

200

309.9cm (1d.p.)

200

57.8 degrees (1d.p.)

200

21.7 degrees (1d.p.)

200

Find the marked angle.

48.1 (1d.p.)

200

23.5m (1d.p.)

300

9.6cm (1d.p.)

300

What is y?

33.7 degrees (1d.p.)

300

34.0m (1d.p.)

300

To approximate the length of a lake, a surveyor starts at one end of the lake and walks 245 metres. He then turns 110 degrees and walks 270 metres until he arrives at the other end of the lake. Approximately how long is the lake?

296.1m (1d.p.)

300

2.05km (2d.p.)

400

16.4cm (1d.p.)

400

A right-angled triangle is three times taller than it is wide. What are the sizes of the three interior angles?

90 degrees, 71.6 degrees, 18.4 degrees

400

BONUS GENERAL KNOWLEDGE QUESTION!

In what year was Mr Woo Australia's Local Hero

2118

400

27.7mm (1 d.p.)

400

x covers the entire width of the triangle

17.6cm (1d.p.)

500

A right-angled triangle is twice as tall as it is wide.

If the hypotenuse is 47cm long, how tall is the triangle?

42.0cm (1d.p.)

500

The trapezium is isosceles.

83.0 degrees (1d.p.)

500

15.0 (1 d.p.)

500

BONUS GENERAL KNOWLEDGE QUESTION!!

How did CTHS's houses get their names?

C - Community - Charles - 1st P&C president

T - Technology - Taylor - developed harvester for crops that had been flattened by storms

H - History - Harrison - grew cherries on 65 acres

S - Sport - Strickland - Shirley, teacher/Olympian

500

44.5 (1d.p.)

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