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Chapter 6. Practice Test. 1. The Law of. SINES. 2. D Acute. d > e. The Side Opposite The Given Angle is Larger. 1 Solution. 3. SAS. LAW OF COSINES. USE. LAW OF SINES. THEN. Using Stored Value in your Calculator. OR. LAW OF COSINES. USE. LAW OF COSINES. THEN.
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Chapter 6 Practice Test
The Law of SINES
D Acute d > e The Side Opposite The Given Angle is Larger 1 Solution
SAS LAW OF COSINES USE LAW OF SINES THEN Using Stored Value in your Calculator
OR LAW OF COSINES USE LAW OF COSINES THEN again Using Stored Value in your Calculator
SSS LAW OF COSINES USE TWICE
220 150 A lighthouse 220 ft tall sits on the edge of a 150 ft cliff
220 Angle of Depression 150 The angle of depression
220 370 Angle of Depression 150 The angle of depression from the top of the lighthouse
14º 370 Angle of Depression 14º The angle of depression from the top of the lighthouse Is 14º
370 14º x Let x= the distance from the ship to the base of the cliff
N W E S A plane leaves an airport at a heading of 56° and a speed of 460 mph, after three hours it changes to a heading of 286°. After 2 more hours how far will it be from the airport? Draw a diagram. 460 56
N W E S A plane leaves an airport at a heading of 56° and a speed of 460 mph, after three hours it changes to a heading of 286°. After 2 more hours how far will it be from the airport? Draw a diagram. 460 56 460 x 3 1380
A plane leaves an airport at a heading of 56° and a speed of 460 mph, after three hours it changes to a heading of 286°. After 2 more hours how far will it be from the airport? Draw a diagram. 460 460 286 56 1380
A plane leaves an airport at a heading of 56° and a speed of 460 mph, after three hours it changes to a heading of 286°. After 2 more hours how far will it be from the airport? Draw a diagram. 460 x 2 460 460 920 286 56 1380
A plane leaves an airport at a heading of 56° and a speed of 460 mph, after three hours it changes to a heading of 286°. After 2 more hours how far will it be from the airport? Draw a diagram. 460 B c 460 920 286 A a 56 1380 b C
A plane leaves an airport at a heading of 56° and a speed of 460 mph, after three hours it changes to a heading of 286°. After 2 more hours how far will it be from the airport? Draw a diagram. 460 B c 460 920 286 A = ? a 56 1380 b C
A plane leaves an airport at a heading of 56° and a speed of 460 mph, after three hours it changes to a heading of 286°. After 2 more hours how far will it be from the airport? Draw a diagram. 460 B c 460 920 286 A a 56 1380 b C
= 16 286 – 270 286 A
56 = 16 286 A
= 16 A 56 34
= 16 A 34 34
= 16 A 34
= 16 + 34 A = 50 34
A plane leaves an airport at a heading of 56° and a speed of 460 mph, after three hours it changes to a heading of 286°. After 2 more hours how far will it be from the airport? Draw a diagram. 460 B c 460 920 286 A = 50 a 56 1380 b C
A plane leaves an airport at a heading of 56° and a speed of 460 mph, after three hours it changes to a heading of 286°. After 2 more hours how far will it be from the airport? Draw a diagram. 460 B c 460 920 286 A = 50 a 56 1380 b C
A plane leaves an airport at a heading of 56° and a speed of 460 mph, after three hours it changes to a heading of 286°. After 2 more hours how far will it be from the airport? Draw a diagram. 460 B c 460 920 286 A = 50 a 56 1380 b C
Heron's Formula Use where semiperimeter
For Problem #7 where
Given 2 sides and the included angle, the area of a triangle can be given by any one of the following formulas:
A acute a < b Ambiguous Case Test a > b sin A 2 Solutions
A acute a < b Ambiguous Case Test a < b sin A NO Solutions