Exam 8: Applications of Trigonometry

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Given that Given that   , find the number.  , find the number. Given that   , find the number.

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The magnitudes and directions of two forces acting at a point P are given in (a) and (b). Approximate the magnitude and direction of the resultant vector. Round the answer to the nearest integer. The magnitudes and directions of two forces acting at a point P are given in (a) and (b). Approximate the magnitude and direction of the resultant vector. Round the answer to the nearest integer.

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Two tugboats are towing a large ship into port, as shown in the figure. The larger tug exerts a force of 4,100 pounds on its cable, and the smaller tug exerts a force of 3,500 pounds on its cable. Two tugboats are towing a large ship into port, as shown in the figure. The larger tug exerts a force of 4,100 pounds on its cable, and the smaller tug exerts a force of 3,500 pounds on its cable.   If the ship is to travel on a straight line l, approximate the angle   that the larger tug must make with l. If the ship is to travel on a straight line l, approximate the angle Two tugboats are towing a large ship into port, as shown in the figure. The larger tug exerts a force of 4,100 pounds on its cable, and the smaller tug exerts a force of 3,500 pounds on its cable.   If the ship is to travel on a straight line l, approximate the angle   that the larger tug must make with l. that the larger tug must make with l.

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Find (a) the dot product of the two vectors and (b) the angle between the two vectors. Find (a) the dot product of the two vectors and (b) the angle between the two vectors.   and  and Find (a) the dot product of the two vectors and (b) the angle between the two vectors.   and

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Find 4a - 6b. a = i + 4j, b = 5i - 2j

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A rhombus has sides of length 115 centimeters, and the angle at one of the vertices is 70 A rhombus has sides of length 115 centimeters, and the angle at one of the vertices is 70   . Approximate the lengths of the diagonals to the nearest tenth of a centimeter. . Approximate the lengths of the diagonals to the nearest tenth of a centimeter.

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A straight road makes an angle of A straight road makes an angle of   with the horizontal. When the angle of elevation of the sun is   , a vertical pole at the side of the road casts a shadow   feet long directly down the road, as shown in the figure.   Approximate the length of the pole. with the horizontal. When the angle of elevation of the sun is A straight road makes an angle of   with the horizontal. When the angle of elevation of the sun is   , a vertical pole at the side of the road casts a shadow   feet long directly down the road, as shown in the figure.   Approximate the length of the pole. , a vertical pole at the side of the road casts a shadow A straight road makes an angle of   with the horizontal. When the angle of elevation of the sun is   , a vertical pole at the side of the road casts a shadow   feet long directly down the road, as shown in the figure.   Approximate the length of the pole. feet long directly down the road, as shown in the figure. A straight road makes an angle of   with the horizontal. When the angle of elevation of the sun is   , a vertical pole at the side of the road casts a shadow   feet long directly down the road, as shown in the figure.   Approximate the length of the pole. Approximate the length of the pole.

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Use trigonometric forms to find Use trigonometric forms to find   and   .  and Use trigonometric forms to find   and   .  . Use trigonometric forms to find   and   .

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Vectors are used in computer graphics to calculate the length of shadows over flat surfaces. An object represented by a vector a is held over a flat surface inclined at an angle Vectors are used in computer graphics to calculate the length of shadows over flat surfaces. An object represented by a vector a is held over a flat surface inclined at an angle   , as shown in the figure.   If a light is shining directly downward, approximate the length of the shadow to two decimal places for the specified values of the vector   . , as shown in the figure. Vectors are used in computer graphics to calculate the length of shadows over flat surfaces. An object represented by a vector a is held over a flat surface inclined at an angle   , as shown in the figure.   If a light is shining directly downward, approximate the length of the shadow to two decimal places for the specified values of the vector   . If a light is shining directly downward, approximate the length of the shadow to two decimal places for the specified values of the vector Vectors are used in computer graphics to calculate the length of shadows over flat surfaces. An object represented by a vector a is held over a flat surface inclined at an angle   , as shown in the figure.   If a light is shining directly downward, approximate the length of the shadow to two decimal places for the specified values of the vector   . .

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A helicopter hovers at an altitude that is A helicopter hovers at an altitude that is   feet above a mountain peak of altitude 5,184 feet, as shown in the figure. A second, taller peak is viewed from both the mountaintop and the helicopter. From the helicopter, the angle of depression is   , and from the mountaintop, the angle of elevation is   .   Approximate the altitude of the taller peak. feet above a mountain peak of altitude 5,184 feet, as shown in the figure. A second, taller peak is viewed from both the mountaintop and the helicopter. From the helicopter, the angle of depression is A helicopter hovers at an altitude that is   feet above a mountain peak of altitude 5,184 feet, as shown in the figure. A second, taller peak is viewed from both the mountaintop and the helicopter. From the helicopter, the angle of depression is   , and from the mountaintop, the angle of elevation is   .   Approximate the altitude of the taller peak. , and from the mountaintop, the angle of elevation is A helicopter hovers at an altitude that is   feet above a mountain peak of altitude 5,184 feet, as shown in the figure. A second, taller peak is viewed from both the mountaintop and the helicopter. From the helicopter, the angle of depression is   , and from the mountaintop, the angle of elevation is   .   Approximate the altitude of the taller peak. . A helicopter hovers at an altitude that is   feet above a mountain peak of altitude 5,184 feet, as shown in the figure. A second, taller peak is viewed from both the mountaintop and the helicopter. From the helicopter, the angle of depression is   , and from the mountaintop, the angle of elevation is   .   Approximate the altitude of the taller peak. Approximate the altitude of the taller peak.

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Solve Solve    Solve

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The trigonometric form of complex numbers is often used by electrical engineers to describe the current I, voltage V, and impedance Z in electrical circuits with alternating current. Impedance is the opposition to the flow of current in a circuit. Most common electrical devices operate on 115-volt, alternating current. The relationship among these three quantities is The trigonometric form of complex numbers is often used by electrical engineers to describe the current I, voltage V, and impedance Z in electrical circuits with alternating current. Impedance is the opposition to the flow of current in a circuit. Most common electrical devices operate on 115-volt, alternating current. The relationship among these three quantities is   . The real part of I represents the actual current delivered to an electrical appliance in amps. Approximate this current when   and   , and express the answer in rectangular form to two decimal places. . The real part of I represents the actual current delivered to an electrical appliance in amps. Approximate this current when The trigonometric form of complex numbers is often used by electrical engineers to describe the current I, voltage V, and impedance Z in electrical circuits with alternating current. Impedance is the opposition to the flow of current in a circuit. Most common electrical devices operate on 115-volt, alternating current. The relationship among these three quantities is   . The real part of I represents the actual current delivered to an electrical appliance in amps. Approximate this current when   and   , and express the answer in rectangular form to two decimal places. and The trigonometric form of complex numbers is often used by electrical engineers to describe the current I, voltage V, and impedance Z in electrical circuits with alternating current. Impedance is the opposition to the flow of current in a circuit. Most common electrical devices operate on 115-volt, alternating current. The relationship among these three quantities is   . The real part of I represents the actual current delivered to an electrical appliance in amps. Approximate this current when   and   , and express the answer in rectangular form to two decimal places. , and express the answer in rectangular form to two decimal places.

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Shown in the figure is a plan for the top of a wing of a jet fighter, where Shown in the figure is a plan for the top of a wing of a jet fighter, where   feet and   feet.   Approximate the area of triangle ABC. feet and Shown in the figure is a plan for the top of a wing of a jet fighter, where   feet and   feet.   Approximate the area of triangle ABC. feet. Shown in the figure is a plan for the top of a wing of a jet fighter, where   feet and   feet.   Approximate the area of triangle ABC. Approximate the area of triangle ABC.

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A rhombus has sides of length 100 centimeters, and the angle at one of the vertices is 70 A rhombus has sides of length 100 centimeters, and the angle at one of the vertices is 70   . Approximate the lengths of the diagonals to the nearest tenth of a centimeter. . Approximate the lengths of the diagonals to the nearest tenth of a centimeter.

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Determine whether the given pair of vectors are orthogonal or not. Determine whether the given pair of vectors are orthogonal or not.   and  and Determine whether the given pair of vectors are orthogonal or not.   and

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Find the four fourth roots of Find the four fourth roots of   . .

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A triangular field has sides of lengths a, b, and c (in yards). Approximate the number of acres in the field ( A triangular field has sides of lengths a, b, and c (in yards). Approximate the number of acres in the field (   ).  ). A triangular field has sides of lengths a, b, and c (in yards). Approximate the number of acres in the field (   ).

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If forces F 1 , F 2 ,..., F n act at a point P, the net (or resultant) force F is the sum If forces F<sub> 1 </sub>, F<sub> </sub><sub>2 </sub>,..., F<sub> n</sub><sub> </sub> act at a point P, the net (or resultant) force F is the sum   If   the forces are said to be in equilibrium. The given forces act at the origin O of an xy-plane. a) Find the net force F. B ) Find an additional force G such that equilibrium occurs.  If If forces F<sub> 1 </sub>, F<sub> </sub><sub>2 </sub>,..., F<sub> n</sub><sub> </sub> act at a point P, the net (or resultant) force F is the sum   If   the forces are said to be in equilibrium. The given forces act at the origin O of an xy-plane. a) Find the net force F. B ) Find an additional force G such that equilibrium occurs.  the forces are said to be in equilibrium. The given forces act at the origin O of an xy-plane. a) Find the net force F. B ) Find an additional force G such that equilibrium occurs. If forces F<sub> 1 </sub>, F<sub> </sub><sub>2 </sub>,..., F<sub> n</sub><sub> </sub> act at a point P, the net (or resultant) force F is the sum   If   the forces are said to be in equilibrium. The given forces act at the origin O of an xy-plane. a) Find the net force F. B ) Find an additional force G such that equilibrium occurs.

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A jet airplane approaches a runway at an angle of A jet airplane approaches a runway at an angle of   with the horizontal, traveling at a speed of 175 mi/hr. Approximate the horizontal and vertical components of the vector that is described. Round the answer to the nearest hundredth. with the horizontal, traveling at a speed of 175 mi/hr. Approximate the horizontal and vertical components of the vector that is described. Round the answer to the nearest hundredth.

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Find 3a + 6b. a = < 5, - 3>, b = <4, 6 >

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