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Homework Questions

LOGS Warm-up Convert from log form to exponential form Convert from exponential form to log form Expand Condense

LOGS Warm-up

Section 5.5 Law of Sines

Law of Sines Given 2 angles and 1 side

Solve the triangle: A = 33°, B = 105°, b = 37.9 A = a = B = b = C =

Solve the triangle: A = 36°, B = 48°, a = 8 A = a = B = b = C = c =

Solve the triangle: A = 40°, B = 30°, b = 10 A = a = B = b = C = c =

Ambiguous Case: There is more than 1 solution to the triangle Given 2 sides, 1 angle → check! Let’s watch this video first to SEE what is happening! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S4xAKewlqA4

Solve the triangle: A = 30°, a = 8, b = 10 A = a = B = b = C = c = A =

Solve the triangle: A = 112°, a = 4, b = 3 A = a = B = b = C = c = A =

Solve the triangle: A = 51°, a = 40, c = 50 A = a = B = b = C = c =

Solve the triangle: C = 36°, a = 17, c = 16 A = a = B = b = C = c =

Homework Worksheet P. 484 (7-19) (1-6 for stickers)