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T2.3b Solving Right Triangles Bearing Problems II
3-8-19 T2.3b Solving Right Triangles Bearing Problems II (Please get a handout from the front) Easter Island: A land of secrets and mystery. But, more importantly, once paradise, now a tale of environmental disaster and harbinger of doom, if we do not heed the lesson…
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Opener: Draw the triangle, determine the right angle, and answer the question.
The bearing from A to B is 32° The bearing from B to C is 254° The bearing from A to C is 344° The distance from A to C is 780 m. What is the distance from A to B? N To find angle A: 360° – 344° = 16° and 16° + 32° = 48° N B 254° 42° To find angle B: 254° – 180° = 74° and 74° – 32° = 42° C 32° N x 16° 32° 780 If 48° + 42° = 90°, Then Angle C = 90 ° 48° 344° It is 1165 m from A to B. A
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Active Learning Assignment Questions?
Everyone should have a handout of the examples.
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Add this to the back of your compass:
N 0° 0° 90° 90° W E 90° 90° 0° 0° S
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LESSON: The second kind of bearing problems starts with a north-south line and uses an acute angle to show the direction, either east or west from this line. Either N or S always comes first, followed by an acute angle and then E or W. Examples: N 42° E N 52° W S 31° E S 40° W N N S S 40° 31° 42° 52° If you prefer to change N 42° E to N E 42° that is fine. 5
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The bearing from Fort A to Camp C is S 52° E, the bearing from Fort A to Base B is N 84° E, and the bearing from Base B to Camp C is S 38° W. A plane flying at 250 mph takes 2.4 hr to go from Fort A to Base B. Find the distance from Fort A to Camp C . Start by making a sketch. (Hint: D = r * t) (1 dec. pl.) 1. Can we find angle A? 3. What is angle C? N S N S 180° – 84° – 52° = 44° 44° + 46° = 90° 2. Can we find angle B? 4. How far is it from A to B? 84° – 38° = 46° 250 mi x 2.4 hr = 600 mi 600 mi B 84° hr. 46° A 5. What are we looking for? 44° 38° 52° 6. Solve the problem. x C The distance is miles. 6
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An Alternate way of finding the answer:
1. Can we find angle A? 3. Can we find angle B? 180° – 84° – 52° = 44° 90° – 44° = 46° N S N S 2. What is angle C? 4. How far is it from A to B? 52° + 38° = 90° 250 x 2.4 = 600 mi 600 mi B 84° 5. What are we looking for? 46° A 44° 38° N S 6. Solve the problem. 52° x 52° 38° C The distance is miles.
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How can we find angle Sam?
Sam, Tigger, and Rusty live in three cities that form a triangle. The bearing from Sam’s to Tigger’s is N 37° 20’ E and they are 60 miles apart. The bearing from Sam’s to Rusty’s is S 52° 40’ E. Also, the bearing from Tigger’s to Rusty’s is S 22° 40’ W. How far is it from Sam’s to Rusty’s? (1 dec. pl.) N S How can we find angle Sam? Tigger x N S 37° 20’ + 52° 40’ = 90° 37° 20’ How can we find angle Tigger? 14° 40’ 22° 40’ 37° 20’ – 22° 40’ = 14° 40’ 60 mi Sam x What are we looking for? Solve the problem. x 52° 40’ x Rusty It is 15.7 miles from Sam’s to Rusty’s.
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Active Learning Assignment:
H/O 3: 23-25 (Answers) #23. (156.2 mi.) #24. (1.6 mi.) #25. (123.5 mi.) WOW: Successful people are successful because they take responsibility when things go wrong-they learn from it. People who do not take responsibility are not successful!
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