Trig
Elevation + Depression
Bearings
Sine + Cosine Rule
Area of Triangle
100

Slide 1. Round to one decimal place

4.1cm

100

The angle of elevation of the top of a flagpole from a point 20m from its base is 32°. Find the height of the pole. Provide to one decimal place.  

12.5m

100

A plane flies 120 km on a bearing of S 25° E. Determine how far east the plane is from the starting point.

50.71 km

100

Slide 6. Round to one decimal place. 

6.7m

100

Slide 11

45cm^2

200

Slide 2. Round to nearest degree

67 degrees

200

Julia observes a car approaching on the desert plain from her position on top of a 30m cliff. The angle of depression of the car at that instant is 47°. How far from the base of the cliff is the car?

28m

200

A hiker moves 85 km on a bearing of N 25° E. Determine how far north the hiker is from the starting point

77.04 km

200

Slide 7

60 degrees

200

Slide 12. Round to nearest whole number

28 m^2

300

Slide 3. Round to nearest degree

5 degrees

300

Ann is on top of a building and observes a man on top of a taller building nearby at an angle of elevation of 16°. If her building is 52m high and the other is 91m tall, how far in a direct line is Ann from the man? Provide to one decimal place. 

141.5m

300

A cyclist travels 60 km on a bearing of S 45° W. Determine how far south the cyclist is from the starting point.

42.43 km

300

Slide 8. Round to nearest whole number. 

30cm

300

Slide 13. Round to one decimal place. 

72.0 cm^2

400

Slide 4. Round to one decimal place

4.7cm

400

A slide has an angle of depression of 58°. If the slide is 12.3m long, find the horizontal distance that the slide reaches. Provide to one decimal place.

6.5m

400

A car drives 200 km on a bearing of N 60° W. Determine how far west the car is from the starting point.

173.21 km

400

Slide 9. Round to nearest degree

9 degrees

400

Slide 14. Round to two decimal places. 

28.61 cm^2

500

Slide 5. Round to one decimal place.

2.7cm

500

From a point on the ground 12m from the base of a flagpole, the angle of elevation of the top of the pole measures 53°. How tall is the flagpole? Provide to one decimal place. 

15.9m

500

A ship sails 150 km on a bearing of S 10° E. Determine how far east the ship is from the starting point.

26.05 km

500

Slide 10. Round to nearest whole number

29cm

500

Slide 15. Round to nearest whole number

8cm