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trigonometry
- solve for h or \\(\theta\\)
a)
image of right triangle with hypotenuse 28, angle \\(38^\circ\\), and opposite side h
b)
image of right triangle with hypotenuse 52, adjacent side 38, and angle \\(\theta\\)
c)
image of right triangle with hypotenuse 125, angle \\(35^\circ\\), and adjacent side h
d)
image of right triangle with opposite side 21.6, angle \\(46^\circ\\), and adjacent side h
e)
image of right triangle with hypotenuse 64, opposite side 18, and angle \\(\theta\\)
f)
image of right triangle with hypotenuse 124, angle \\(30^\circ\\), and adjacent side h
g)
image of right triangle with opposite side 4.8, adjacent side 12.9, and angle \\(\theta\\)
h)
image of right triangle with opposite side 16.2, adjacent side 35.9, and angle \\(\theta\\)
i)
image of right triangle with opposite side 23, adjacent side 18, and angle \\(\theta\\)
j)
image of right triangle with hypotenuse 24, angle \\(18^\circ\\), and opposite side h
- a tree casts a shadow that is 15 yd. long when the angle between the suns rays and the ground is \\(37^\circ\\). what is the height of the tree to the nearest foot?
- in this trapezoid, determine the measure of \\(\angle w\\) to the nearest tenth of a degree.
image of trapezoid wxyz with sides wz = 19 cm, wx = 23 cm, xy = 6 cm
- a. determine the perimeter of \\(\delta abc\\) to the nearest tenth of an inch.
image of triangle abc with angle b = \\(38^\circ\\), side bc = 4.5 in
b. determine the area of \\(\delta abc\\) to the nearest square inch.
- a tree is supported by four guy wires. all the guy wires are anchored to the ground at points 3 m from the base of the tree. the guy wires are attached to the tree at a height of 4.5 m above the ground. to the nearest tenth of a degree, determine the measure of the angle of inclination of a guy wire.
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\(34\text{ feet}\)