sneakysegan11
Member
+13|6978|York, PA
Hello guys, I got suspended from school and my asshole teacher sent me home a little quiz that is worth 200 points. The problem is, is that he taught this stuff when I was out. I told him that I wasn't there, but he doesnt care. So can anybody please help me with any of these problems??? Karma for all who helps!!!

https://img236.imageshack.us/img236/6107/quizhr4.th.jpg

Last edited by sneakysegan11 (2006-12-13 11:01:46)

SplinterStrike
Roamer
+250|6846|Eskimo land. AKA Canada.
fix your link...we can't see anything

EDIT- link fixed, ok but I can't see anything on that page....its tiny

Last edited by SplinterStrike (2006-12-13 11:01:47)

sneakysegan11
Member
+13|6978|York, PA

SplinterStrike wrote:

fix your link...we can't see anything

EDIT- link fixed, ok but I can't see anything on that page....its tiny
There i made it bigger. Sry. Click the picture to make it bigger.

Last edited by sneakysegan11 (2006-12-13 11:02:58)

SplinterStrike
Roamer
+250|6846|Eskimo land. AKA Canada.
w00t for trigonometry. Do you have a scientific calculator?
mtb0minime
minimember
+2,418|7089

dude... ok i'm not trying to be pretentious or anything, but some of it seems so easy i feel like it's a trick question
sneakysegan11
Member
+13|6978|York, PA

SplinterStrike wrote:

w00t for trigonometry. Do you have a scientific calculator?
haha i did, but somebody stole it!, sry.
tupla_s
.
+455|7027|Finland
I'd help, but can't find my calculator

EDIT:Read this

Last edited by tupla_s (2006-12-13 11:07:41)

sneakysegan11
Member
+13|6978|York, PA
I think I got some of them right but im not sure. The ones that I didnt do I have no F****** clue!
SplinterStrike
Roamer
+250|6846|Eskimo land. AKA Canada.
ok...so the ones that are marked with pencil, you've done. I won't do those.
b) tan y= 1.7601...that gives you 1.7601xtan-1 which results in 60.4o
Yaocelotl
:D
+221|7085|Keyboard
I'm not going to help you, just a tip: you can use the sines law and/or pythagoras theorem
=Karma-Kills=
"Don't post while intoxicated."
+356|7019|England
Its not too bad at all

Just remeber Sine Rule (a/sin a = b/sin b = c/sin c) and Cosine Rule (a^2 = b^2 + c^2 - 2bcCosA)

EDIT: Oh yes, where you have a right angle triangle (ie g and h) you can use c^2 = a^2 + b^2) and SOH CAH TOA

Last edited by =Karma-Kills= (2006-12-13 11:10:27)

sneakysegan11
Member
+13|6978|York, PA

SplinterStrike wrote:

ok...so the ones that are marked with pencil, you've done. I won't do those.
b) tan y= 1.7601...that gives you 1.7601xtan-1 which results in 60.4o
sweet, sweet thank you. one down more to go.
sneakysegan11
Member
+13|6978|York, PA
I wasnt in school when he taught this! So i have no clue
Snowmanimal
Not so unique forum title
+30|6977|My head
d. = 8
kiteboarderni
Member
+62|7115
yea inverse tan. 2nd function and then tan butotn
Zimmer
Un Moderador
+1,688|7191|Scotland

d) x=48

The others I really cannot be bothered doing.  Go here www.math.com
Scientific calc, help, equation solver...the lot.
Have fun.

Btw, is this not like...... 2nd year work?
MorbiD.ShoT
Stormin' through the party
+322|7031
d.) 2/3 x - 17/6 = 5/2
             + 17/6   +17/6
     2/3 x = 15/6 + 17/6
     2/3 x = 32/6
(3/2)2/3 x = 32/6 (3/2)

x = 8

Last edited by MorbiD.ShoT (2006-12-13 11:14:33)

sneakysegan11
Member
+13|6978|York, PA

zimmer92 wrote:

d) x=48

The others I really cannot be bothered doing.  Go here www.math.com
Scientific calc, help, equation solver...the lot.
Have fun.

Btw, is this not like...... 2nd year work?
First year was algebra we didnt learn anything about this stuff
Zimmer
Un Moderador
+1,688|7191|Scotland

Snowmanimal wrote:

d. = 8
How did you get that?
2/3x - 17 = 5/2 x 6
2/3x - 17 = 15
2/3x = 32
2x = 96
x = 48
MorbiD.ShoT
Stormin' through the party
+322|7031

SplinterStrike wrote:

d) 2/3 times x minus 17/6 = 5/2
so x(2/3)= 5/2 -(17/6)
x(2/3) =(15/6)-(17/6)
x(2/3)= -2/6
x(2/3)= -1/3
x= (-1/3) divided by 2/3
x= -1/2
No it's 8.  Plug it in.
MorbiD.ShoT
Stormin' through the party
+322|7031

zimmer92 wrote:

Snowmanimal wrote:

d. = 8
How did you get that?
2/3x - 17 = 5/2 x 6
2/3x - 17 = 15
2/3x = 32
2x = 96
x = 48
Look at mine.
sneakysegan11
Member
+13|6978|York, PA

MorbiD.ShoT wrote:

zimmer92 wrote:

Snowmanimal wrote:

d. = 8
How did you get that?
2/3x - 17 = 5/2 x 6
2/3x - 17 = 15
2/3x = 32
2x = 96
x = 48
Look at mine.
so is it 8 or 48?
heggs
Spamalamadingdong
+581|6823|New York
by the way this is a cake walk. i'll set you up, but i won't finish them. you've heard of SOHCAHTOA right?
you may need to study a bit if you're running into trouble with this stuff.

D) first of all, add the 17/6 to 5/2 on the right side. divide by 2/3 to solve for x. this problem had nothing to do with trig.

G) sin 57 = 239/x

H) tan y = 36.8/22

2. draw a triangle. tan32.8 = x/40.

3. same triangle as (2). sin64 = x/65
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mtb0minime
minimember
+2,418|7089

1b) 1.0541
1d) 8
1g) 284.9748 feet
1h) 59.1279 degrees
2) 25.5614 feet
3) 58.4216 meters


I had them all worked out on some notebook paper and tried taking a pic, but only camera I have is a crappy phone camera. So here are the answers, if you still can't get it, I guess I could type it up in a word document or something...
MorbiD.ShoT
Stormin' through the party
+322|7031

sneakysegan11 wrote:

MorbiD.ShoT wrote:

zimmer92 wrote:


How did you get that?
2/3x - 17 = 5/2 x 6
2/3x - 17 = 15
2/3x = 32
2x = 96
x = 48
Look at mine.
so is it 8 or 48?
It's 8.  Zimmer put 17 instead of 17/6

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