Title: 7'1 Day 1
17.1 Day 1
Section 7.1 Right Triangle Trigonometry
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5Find the value of each of the six trigonometric
functions of the angle ?.
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6Find the value of each of the six trigonometric
functions of the angle ?.
7Find the value of each of the six trigonometric
functions of the angle ?.
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12Find the exact value of each expression. Do not
use a calculator.
13Find the exact value of each expression. Do not
use a calculator.
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15Solving a right triangle means that you find all
the missing parts
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18Use the right triangle shown and the given
information to solve the triangle
19Use the right triangle shown and the given
information to solve the triangle
20HW 7.1a Pg 527-528 9-41
217.1 Day 2
Section 7.1 Right Triangle Trigonometry
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34A plane is flying at 170 mph with heading N 52.5
E. The wind current are at a constant 35 mph at
N 142.5 E. Find the ground speed and true
course of the plane..
35A boat travels 72 miles on a course with
direction N 27 E and then changes its course to
travel 37 miles at N 55 E. How far north and
how far east has the boat traveled on this 109
mile trip?
36A boat is crossing a river that runs due north.
The heading of the boat is due east and it is
moving through the water at 12 mph. If the
current of the river is a constant 3.25 mph, find
the true course of the boat.
37A person standing on the top of a 15 foot high
sand pile wishes to estimate the width of the
pile. He visually locates two rocks on the
ground below at the base of the sand pile. The
rocks are on opposite sides of the sand pile, and
he and the two rocks are in line with one
another. If the angle of depression from from
the top of the sand pile to each of the rocks
are 27 degrees and 19 degrees, how far apart are
the rocks?
38HW 7.1bPg 528-529 49-59, 63, 65, 68
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407.2 Day 1
Section 7.2 The Law of Sines
41Oblique Triangle (None of the angles is a right
angle)
42To solve an oblique triangle need to find all the
length of all the sides and the measure of each
angle.
43You can solve an oblique triangle only under the
following conditions
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46OBJECTIVE 1
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49OBJECTIVE 2
50SSA --- The Ambiguous Case
When using the Law of Sines to solve in the case
of SSA, it is possible to get no triangle, one
triangle, or two different triangles
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61HW 7.2aPg 539 9-35 Odd
627.2 day 2
- Board Work
- Do problems from extra examples
- HW 7.2b Pg 539 18-32 Even
63Extra Examples
Use the information given about the triangle to
solve the triangle
647.2 Day 3
Section 7.2 The Law of Sines
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67OBJECTIVE 3
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72HW 7.2cPg 539 540 37-49 Odd
737.3 Day 1
Section 7.3 The Law of Cosines
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79OBJECTIVE 1
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82OBJECTIVE 2
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85HW 7.3aPg 546-547 9-31 Odd
867.3 Day 2
Section 7.3 The Law of Cosines
87Cosines
Sines
Cosines
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89OBJECTIVE 1
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92OBJECTIVE 2
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95OBJECTIVE 3
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100HW 7.3bPg 546-548 18-28 Even, 33-39 Odd
1017.4 day 1
Section 7.4 Area of a Triangle
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107Find the area of the triangle
108Find the area of the triangle
109OBJECTIVE 2
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112Find the area of the triangle
113Find the area of the triangle
114HW 7.4Pg 552-553 5-23 Odd