Extra Practice for Sem 2, Quiz 5. 21√3 60  21 42 30  I have the short leg, so to get  long leg, multiply by √3  hyp, multiply by 2 Answers in simplified.

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Extra Practice for Sem 2, Quiz 5

21√3 60   I have the short leg, so to get  long leg, multiply by √3  hyp, multiply by 2 Answers in simplified radical form Use special right ∆ rules to solve the triangle. Answers in simplified radical form

21 45  21 21√2 45  I have a leg, so the other leg is congruent, and to get the hyp, multiply by √2 Answers in simplified radical form Use special right ∆ rules to solve the triangle. Answers in simplified radical form

9√3 30   I have the hyp, so get short leg first by dividing by 2 Then, from the short leg to get the long leg, multiply by √3 Answers in simplified radical form Use special right ∆ rules to solve the triangle. Answers in simplified radical form

17√   I have the hyp, so get short leg first by dividing by 2 Then, from the short leg to get the long leg, multiply by √3 Answers in simplified radical form Use special right ∆ rules to solve the triangle. Answers in simplified radical form

7√6 60  14√2 7√2 30  I have the hyp, so get short leg first by dividing by 2 Then, from the short leg to get the long leg, multiply by √3 Answers in simplified radical form Use special right ∆ rules to solve the triangle. Answers in simplified radical form

36 60  24√3 12√3 30  I have the hyp, so get short leg first by dividing by 2 Then, from the short leg to get the long leg, multiply by √3 12√3√3 = 123 = 36 Answers in simplified radical form Use special right ∆ rules to solve the triangle. Answers in simplified radical form

48 60  24√  I have the long leg, so get short leg first by dividing by √3 Then, from the short leg to get the hyp, multiply by 2 Answers in simplified radical form Use special right ∆ rules to solve the triangle. Answers in simplified radical form

20√2 60  10√6 10√2 30  I have the long leg, so get short leg first by dividing by √3 Then, from the short leg to get the hyp, multiply by 2 10√6 √3 √2 = 10√2 Answers in simplified radical form Use special right ∆ rules to solve the triangle. Answers in simplified radical form

12√3 60  18 6√3 30  I have the long leg, so get short leg first by dividing by √3 Then, from the short leg to get the hyp, multiply by 2 √3 = 18√ √3 = 6√3 Answers in simplified radical form Use special right ∆ rules to solve the triangle. Answers in simplified radical form

40√  20 20√  I have the long leg, so get short leg first by dividing by √3 Then, from the short leg to get the hyp, multiply by 2 √3 = 20√ √3 Answers in simplified radical form Use special right ∆ rules to solve the triangle. Answers in simplified radical form

12√5 45  12√10 12√5 45  I have the hyp, so to get the legs, divide by √2 12√10 √2 √5 = 12√5 Answers in simplified radical form Use special right ∆ rules to solve the triangle. Answers in simplified radical form

√2 = 42√2 2 21√ √2 45  I have the hyp, so to get the legs, divide by √2 42 √2 = 21√2 45  Answers in simplified radical form Use special right ∆ rules to solve the triangle. Answers in simplified radical form

√2 = 5√14 2 Answers in simplified radical form Use special right ∆ rules to solve the triangle. Answers in simplified radical form 5√7 5√  I have the hyp, so to get the legs, divide by √2 5√7 √2 5√ 

23 I have the hyp and the side adj to A, so I will use the cos. cosA = 16/23 A = cos -1 (16/23) A = 45.9  16 A B C 45.9  Round to the nearest tenth. Use Soh Cah Toa, or the Pythagorean Thm, to solve the triangle. Round to the nearest tenth.

23 I have the hyp and the side opp to B, so I will use the sin. sinA = 16/23 A = sin -1 (16/23) A = 44.1  16 A B C 45.9  44.1  Check: = 90 yes! Round to the nearest tenth. Use Soh Cah Toa, or the Pythagorean Thm, to solve the triangle. Round to the nearest tenth.

23 I have several choices for finding the missing side. I am using the sin of A; I’m looking for adj side, and I have the hyp. sin (45.9) = x 1 23 x = 23sin(45.9) x = A B C 45.9  44.1  Check: = ≈ 529

50 I have the side opp of A, so I will use the sin to find the hyp. A B C 21  Round to the nearest tenth. Use Soh Cah Toa, or the Pythagorean Thm, to solve the triangle. Round to the nearest tenth. sin (21) = 50 1 x x sin (21) = 50 x = 50 sin (21) x =

50 I have the side opp of A, so I will use the tan to find the adj side. A B C 21  Round to the nearest tenth. Use Soh Cah Toa, or the Pythagorean Thm, to solve the triangle. Round to the nearest tenth. tan (21) = 50 1 x x tan (21) = 50 x = 50 tan (21) x = Check: = ≈

50 A B C 21  Round to the nearest tenth. Use Soh Cah Toa, or the Pythagorean Thm, to solve the triangle. Round to the nearest tenth.  B = 90 – 21 = Check: sin(69) = / ≈ 