Chapter Review
Chapter
Chapter 5
Section
Chapter Review
Solutions 19 Videos

Determine x to the nearest unit and angle \theta to the nearest degree.

Q1a

Determine x to the nearest unit and angle \theta to the nearest degree.

Q1b

From Tony’s seat in the classroom, his eyes are 1.0 m above ground. On the wall 4.2 m away, he can see the top of a blackboard that is 2.1 m above ground. What is the angle of elevation, to the nearest degree, to the top of the blackboard from Tony’s eyes?

Q2

A triangular garden has two equal sides 3.6 m long and a contained angle of 80^0.

a) How much edging, to the nearest metre, is needed for this garden?

b) How much area does the garden cover? Round your answer to the nearest tenth of a square metre.

Q3

A Bascule bridge is usually built over water and has two parts that are hinged. If each part is 64 m long and can fold up to an angle of 700 in the upright position, how far apart, to the nearest metre, are the two ends of the bridge when it is fully open?

Q4

Use the sine law to solve each triangle. Round each length to the nearest centimetre and each angle to the nearest degree.

Q5a

Use the sine law to solve each triangle. Round each length to the nearest centimetre and each angle to the nearest degree.

Q5b

Use the sine law to solve each triangle. Round each length to the nearest centimetre and each angle to the nearest degree.

Q5d

A temporary support cable for a radio antenna is 110 m long and has an angle of elevation 30^o. Two other support cables are already attached, each at an angle of elevation of 70°. How long, to the nearest metre, is each of the shorter cables?

Q6

Use the cosine law to calculate each unknown side length to the nearest unit and each unknown angle to the nearest degree.

Q7a

A security camera needs to be placed so that both the far corner of a parking lot and an entry door are visible at the same time. The entry door is 23 m from the camera, while the far corner of the parking lot is’ 19 m from the camera. The far corner of the parking lot is 17 m from the entry door. What angle of view for the camera, to the nearest degree, is required?

Q8

Sketch and solve each triangle. Round your answers to the nearest degree and to the nearest tenth of a centimetre.

\triangle ABC: \angle B = 90^o, \angle C = 33^o, b = 4.9 cm.

Q9a

Sketch and solve each triangle. Round your answers to the nearest degree and to the nearest tenth of a centimetre.

\triangle DEF: \angle E = 49^o, \angle F = 64^o, e = 3.0 cm.

Q9b

Sketch and solve each triangle. Round your answers to the nearest degree and to the nearest tenth of a centimetre.

\triangle GHI: \angle H = 43^o, g = 7.0 cm, i = 6.0 cm

Q9c

Sketch and solve each triangle. Round your answers to the nearest degree and to the nearest tenth of a centimetre.

\triangle JKL: j = 17.0 cm, k = 19.0 cm, l = 21.0 cm