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Page 1: Consumer Math Slides January 17, 2008

How many right triangles can you find?

Icosahedrifying the MetaPanorama

What solid can you make with this picture?(Hint: look it up on flickr.com)

Page 2: Consumer Math Slides January 17, 2008

Given the following, identify which trigonometric ratio is described. (1) opposite/adjacent tangent

(2) opposite/hypotenuse

(3) adjacent/hypotenuse

sine

cosine

(4-6) Label the following triangle using the words opposite, adjacent and hypotenuse

(7) Your partner keeps 50% of your weekly gross pay. If you earn $750.00 per week what does your partner get?

$375.00

(8) What is 11 squared 121

(9) What is the perimeter of a square with sides of 4 cm 16 cm

(10) If the area of a square is 100m , what is the side length

2

10 m

Mental MathSOHCAHTOA

HYPADJ

OPP

Page 3: Consumer Math Slides January 17, 2008

Find the missing sides of the following triangles using equivalent ratios.

Page 4: Consumer Math Slides January 17, 2008

In ∆MTH and ∆FUN, ∠M = 90°, ∠H = 39°, ∠F = 90°, ∠U = 51°. If TH = 64 cm and and FU = 118 cm, use equivalent ratios to find UN.

Page 5: Consumer Math Slides January 17, 2008

In a right triangle, the leg adjacent to the angle of 25° is 12 cm long.

d) How long is the hypotenuse of the triangle?

c) How long is the side opposite the 25° angle to the nearest tenth of a centimetre?

b) What are the measures of the other angles?

a) Draw a diagram of the triangle indicating the given angle and side.

Page 6: Consumer Math Slides January 17, 2008

A 4 m ladder leaning against a house makes a 65° angle with the ground. How high up the wall of the house does the ladder reach?

Page 7: Consumer Math Slides January 17, 2008

A 15 m ramp is built to the loft door of the barn. The loft door is 5 m above ground level. Find the angle that the ramp makes with the ground (angle of elevation).

Page 8: Consumer Math Slides January 17, 2008

Skiers ski down a slope that is inclined at a 35° angle to the horizontal. If the skiers reach ground level after travelling a distance of 1280 m, how high is the slope where they began their run?

Page 9: Consumer Math Slides January 17, 2008

A patrol boat is 20 km west of a lighthouse. A small fishing boat is disabled and is 12.4 km south of the lighthouse.

b) How far is the patrol boat from the fishing boat (to the nearest tenth of a kilometre)?

a) At what angle south of due east must the patrol boat travel to reach the fishing boat (nearest tenth of a degree)?

Page 10: Consumer Math Slides January 17, 2008

A lighthouse sits at the top of a cliff and the top of the lighthouse is 35 m above sea level. The angle of depression to sight a red fishing boat, which is between the cliff and the blue boat, is 24°. The angle of depression to sight a blue sailboat is 16°. How far apart are the boats?

Page 11: Consumer Math Slides January 17, 2008

A backpacker finds that the angle of elevation to the top of a lookout tower is 22°. As she walks closer to the tower in a straight line, the angle of elevation changes to 28°. If, at this point in her journey, she is 500 m from the base of the tower, calculate how far away she was from the tower when she began.