Lesson Example Discussion Quiz: Class Homework |
Quiz In Class |
Title: Law of sines and cosines |
Grade: 1400-a Lesson: S3-L7 |
Explanation: Hello Students, time to practice and review. Let us take next 10-15 minutes to solve the ten problems using the Quiz Sheet. Then submit the quiz to get the score. This is a good exercise to check your understanding of the concepts. |
Quiz: in Class
Problem Id | Problem | Options |
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1 |
A boat leaves a dock and travels north-west at a distance of 1,250 ft. A second boat leaves the same dock and travels 1,835 ft in the north-eastern direction. If the two boats are 860ft apart from each other, find the angle between the two boats. |
A) 24° B) 45° C) 42° D) 25° |
2 |
Two observers are 200 meters apart on a straight shoreline, looking at a sailboat out at sea. The angles of elevation from the observers to the boat are 30 degrees and 45 degrees, respectively. Find the distance from the sailboat to each observer. |
A) First observer = 164.37 m B) First observer = 146.37 m C) First observer = 164.73 m D) First observer = 103.51 m |
3 |
In triangle XYZ, angle X measures 50 degrees, side XY measures 10 units, and side YZ measures 12 units. Find the measure of angle Y and side XZ. |
A) Y = 76.78° and XY = 8.33 units B) Y = 66.78° and XY = 8.33 units C) Y = 86.78° and XY = 8.33 units D) Y = 66.78° and XY = 6.33 units |
4 |
Two swimmers jump off a pier and swim in two different directions. The angle between the two swimmers are 85 degrees. Both two swimmers swam a 200 ft. distance. Find the final distance between the two swimmers. |
A) 240.7 ft B) 207.2 ft C) 204.7 ft D) 270.2 ft |
5 |
A tree stands on a slope. From a point 20 in uphill, the angle of elevation to the top of the tree is 30 degrees. From a point 40 in downhill from the same point, the angle of elevation to the top of the tree is 15 degrees. Find the height of the tree. |
A) 9.04 in B) 10.49 in C) 9.40 in D) 10.94 in |
6 |
Solve triangle ABC, given A = 40°, a = 50, b = 30. Find missing angles B and C and side c. |
A) c = 69.1, B = 23° and C = 117° B) c = 68, B = 22.7° and C = 117.3° C) c = 69.1, B = 22.7° and C = 117.3° D) c = 68, B = 22.5° and C = 117.5° |
7 |
In rectangle ABCD, point E lies on side BC such that DE is perpendicular to AB, and DE = 6 m. AB = 12 m and AD = 8 m. Find the length of CE. |
A) \$\sqrt(3)\$ B) \$3\sqrt(7)\$ C) \$sqrt(7)\$ D) \$7\sqrt(3)\$ |
8 |
During her shift, a pilot flies from Columbus to Atlanta, a distance of 448 miles, and then on to the Phoenix, a distance of 1583 miles. From Phoenix, she returns home to Columbus, a distance of 1667 miles. Determine the angles of the triangle created by her flight path. |
A) 15.6°, 71.5° and 92.9° B) 15.6°, 71.4° and 92.4° C) 16°, 71° and 92.9° D) 15.5°, 71.9° and 92.5° |
9 |
A quadrilateral ABCD has sides AB = 10 ft, BC = 12 ft, CD = 8 ft, and angle B = 60 degrees. Diagonal AC divides the quadrilateral into triangles ABC and ACD. Find side AC. |
A) 12.3 ft B) 11.13 ft C) 13.3 ft D) 14.3 ft |
10 |
The light from a lighthouse can be seen from an 18-mile radius. A boat is anchored so that it can just see the light from the lighthouse. A second boat is located 25 miles away from the lighthouse and is headed straight toward it, making a 44º angle with the lighthouse and the first boat. Find the distance between the two ships when the second boat enters the radius of the lighthouse light. |
A) 13.8 miles B) 15.8 miles C) 18.3 miles D) 19.8 miles |
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