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1 Mixed Trig Problems For each problem show a complete solution with diagrams that include all the pertinent facts

2 In ABC, cos A = 0.6. Find sin A and tan A.

3 In ABC, cos A = 0.6. Find sin A and tan A. Sin A= 0.8, tan A=- 4 3

4 A submarine dives at an angle of 16 degrees with the horizontal. If it takes 4 min to dive from the surface to a depth of 300 ft, how fast does it move along its sloping path downward? Give your answer in feet per minute. Then convert it to nautical miles per hour. (1 nautical mile per hour = 6080 feet per hour)

5 A submarine dives at an angle of 16 degrees with the horizontal. If it takes 4 min for the Sub to dive from the surface to a depth of 300 ft, how fast does the Sub move along its sloping path downward? Give your answer in feet per minute. Then convert it to nautical miles per hour. (1 nautical mile per hour = 6080 feet per hour) 272 ft/min, 2.69 knots

6 In parallelogram ABCD: A = 60, AB = 5, and AD = 8. a) Find the area of ABCD. b) Find the lengths of both diagonals.

7 In parallelogram ABCD, A = 60 degrees, AB = 5, and AD = 8. a) Find the area of ABCD or b) Find the lengths of both diagonals. 7, 129

8 The diagonals of a parallelogram have lengths 8 and 14 and they meet at a 60 degree angle. Find the area and the perimeter of the parallelogram.

9 The diagonals of a parallelogram have lengths 8 and 14 and they meet at a 60 degree angle. Find the area and the perimeter of the parallelogram. Area = 28 3 or Perimeter = or

10 The perimeter of a regular decagon (10 sides) is 240. Find its area.

11 The perimeter of a regular decagon (10 sides) is 240. Find its area. 4430

12 If fencing costs $2.50 per foot, how much will it cost to buy fencing to go around the plot of land shown below? 30 ft 50 ft 128⁰

13 If fencing costs $2.50 per foot, how much will it cost to buy fencing to go around the plot of land shown below? 50 ft 128⁰ 30 ft Show a complete solution with diagrams that include all the pertinent facts $478.77

14 In the township of Madison, rural undeveloped land is taxed at a rate of $115 per acre. Find the tax on the plot of land shown below. (1 acre = 43,560 square feet) 125 ft 100 ft 80⁰ 130 ft 120⁰

15 In the township of Madison, rural undeveloped land is taxed at a rate of $115 per acre. Find the tax on the plot of land shown below. (1 acre = 43,560 square feet) 125 ft 100 ft 120⁰ 80⁰ 130 ft $41.63

16 A ship is steaming north at 6 knots (6 nautical miles per hour) when the captain sights a small island at an angle of 15 degrees to the east of the ship s course, as shown below. After 10 min, the angle is 28 degrees. How far away is the island at this moment? N 28⁰ Show a complete solution with diagrams that include all the pertinent facts and answers. 15⁰

17 A ship is steaming north at 6 knots (6 nautical miles per hour) when the captain sights a small island at an angle of 15 degrees to the east of the ship s course, as shown below. After 10 min, the angle is 28 degrees. How far away is the island at this moment? N Show a complete solution with diagrams that include all the pertinent facts 28⁰ 15⁰ 1.15 Nautical mi 1.32 mi

18 An airplane at A is flying at a height of 6 mi above Earth s surface at S, shown below. a) Find the distance to the nearest tenth of a mile from A to the horizon H. (Earth s radius is about 4000 mi) b) Find the curved distance to the nearest tenth of a mile from S along Earth s surface to H. Show a complete solution with diagrams that include all the pertinent facts H 6 mi S 4000 mi C Point A

19 An airplane at A is flying at a height of 6 mi above Earth s surface at S, shown below. a) Find the distance to the nearest tenth of a mile from A to the horizon H. (Earth s radius is about 4000 mi) mi b) Find the curved distance to the nearest tenth of a mile from S along Earth s surface to H. Show a complete solution with diagrams that include all the pertinent facts H 6 mi S 4000 mi C Point A mi

20 1. Find the value of x. 2. Solve all three triangles. Show a complete solution with diagrams that include all the pertinent facts

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