For all questions in this unit, round to the nearest tenth when necessary unless directed otherwise. |
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True or False. Use cross multiplication to determine if the given ratios are equal. |
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Applications of Proportions |
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For the next two questions state a proportion, and then solve. |
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Scale Drawings and Map Distances |
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If a scale is “1 inch = 50 miles”, then the “real” length is __________ than the scaled length. |
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If a scale is “1 inch = 0.001 in”, then the “real” length is __________ than the scaled length. |
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There is a link to a map of Ohio in the content section of this course. Refer to this link to answer the next two questions. |
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13)
Select the BEST answer to complete the following statement: If two polygons are similar, then ... |
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What name is given to the ratio of the lengths of any two corresponding sides of similar polygons? |
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For the next two questions, determine if each pair of polygons is similar. If the polygons are similar, state the scale factor for the two polygons. |
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For the next two questions, each pair of polygons is similar. Use proportions to solve the problems. |
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19)
A trigonometric ratio is a ratio between the lengths of the sides of what kind of triangle? |
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20)
Each of the given ratios represents a trigonometric ratio? Select the answer that matches the ratios with the trig functions in the given order from left to right. |
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21)
Which trigonometric function is true about the right triangle shown below? |
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What is (a) the sin L, (b) the cos L, and (c) the tan L? |
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What is (a) the sin V, (b) the cos V, and (c) the tan V? Express each answer as a decimal rounded to the nearest hundredth. |
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There is a link to a table of trigonometric ratios in the content section of this unit. Refer to this table to answer the next two questions. Report the complete number listed in the table, not a rounded number. |
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What is (a) the sin Q, (b) the cos Q, and (c) the tan Q? |
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What is (a) the sin R, (b) the cos R, and (c) the tan R? |
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For the next three questions, use the computer’s scientific calculator to find the sin, cos, or tan of the given angle measure. Be sure to open the calculator program and display it in scientific view (View/Scientific). Point and click to enter the angle measure, and then select the correct “trig” button. To copy the result, select “Edit/Copy” from the menu bar. You can then click in the text box below and select “Edit/Paste” to report your answer. |
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31)
Calculate the length of each side of triangle RST. Use the “distance formula” or the Pythagorean Theorem, if needed. (a) What is the length of TS? (b)What is the length of SR? (c) What is the length of TR? |
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