Transcript Jeopardy

Jeopardy
Trig
fractions
Solving
Solving
For Angles for Sides
30-60-90
Other
Trig Stuff
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Final Jeopardy
$100 Question from Trig Fractions
C
5
12
13
A
B
Sin B =
(fraction)
$100 Answer from Trig Fractions1
C
5
12
13
A
B
Sin B =
5/13
$200 Question from Trig Fractions
C
5
12
13
A
B
Tan A =
(fraction)
$200 Answer from Trig Fractions
C
5
12
13
A
B
Tan A =
12/5
$300 Question from Trig Fractions
C
8
B
6
A
Cos A =
(REDUCE
Fraction!)
$300 Answer from Trig Fractions
C
6
8
B
Cos A =
A
3/5
(6/10 before
reducing)
$400 Question from Trig Fractions
A
20
C
12 Which trig
25
B
ratio is 4/5
for ANGLE
B?
$400 Answer from Trig Fractions
A
20
C
12
25
B
Sin B =
4/5
$500 Question from Trig Fractions
B
15
Tan B =
(REDUCE)
C fraction
A
12
$500 Answer from Trig Fractions
B
15
Tan B =
A
C
12
4/3
(12/9 before
reducing)
$100 Question from Solving for
Angles
How do you use the Calculator
to find the measurement of
an angle when you
have the trig ratio?
$100 Answer from Solving for
Angles
nd
2
Use the
button
and type in the fraction.
$200 Question from Solving for
Angles
A
20
C
25
B
What trig
ratio
should
you use
to find
the angle
measure
of A?
$200 Answer from Solving for
Angles
A
20
C
Cos A
=
25
B
20/25
$300 Question from Solving for
Angles
What
B
12
A
20
C
trig
ratio
should
you use
to find
measure
of angle
B?
$300 Answer from Solving for
Angles
B
12
A
20
C
Tan B
=
20/12
$400 Question from Solving for
Angles
C
6
B
8
A
Use your
calculator to
find the
measurement
of angle A.
$400 Answer from Solving for
Angles
C
B
m< A =
41
6
8
A
Cos A = 6/8
so
Cos –1 6/8
$500 Question from Solving for
Angles
A
26
10
C
Use your
calculator
to
find
the
B
measurement
of Angle B.
$500 Answer from Solving for
Angles
A
Angle B
26
10
= 23
C
Sin B =
10/26 so
B
Sin –1
10/26
$100 Question from Solving for
Sides
X
25
10
Which trig
ratio
would you
use to find
the value
of x?
$100 Answer from Solving for
Sides
X
You would
use
Sin
25
10
Sin 25 = x/10
$200 Question from Solving for
Sides
25
50
x
Which trig ratio
would you use
To find the value
of x?
$200 Answer from Solving for
Sides
25
50
x
You would use
the
Cos
Cos 50 = 25 / x
$300 Question from Solving for
Sides
15
20
x
Which trig ratio would you
use to find the value of x?
$300 Answer from Solving for
Sides
15
20
x
You would use the
TAN
Tan 20 = x / 15
$400 Question from Solving for
Sides
6
x
40
Find the
value
of x.
(Round to
nearest
tenth)
$400 Answer from Solving for
Sides
6
X = 3.9
x
40
(3.8567
Rounded)
Sin 40 =
x/6
$500 Question from Solving for
Sides
10
X
25
Solve
for X
$500 Answer from Solving for
Sides
10
X = 21.4
X
25
Tan 25 =
10 / x
$100 Question from 30-60-90
60
X=
X
6
30
$100 Answer from 30-60-90
60
X
6
X=
30
12
Double the
Short leg
$200 Question from 30-60-90
X
30
5
X=
60
$200 Answer from 30-60-90
X
30
5
X = 8.7
60
(5 sqrt 3) or
Tan 60 = x /5
$300 Question from 30-60-90
X=
$300 Answer from 30-60-90
X = 25
50 * 1 / 2 or
Cos 60 = x/50 or
sin 30 = x /50
$400 Question from 30-60-90
60
X=
X
14
30
$400 Answer from 30-60-90
X=
60
X
12.1
14 * sqrt 3 /2 or
14
30
Sin 60 = x/14
Cos 30 = 1/14
$500 Question from 30-60-90
60
10
30
X
X=
$500 Answer from 30-60-90
X=
60
10
30
X
11.5
10 * 2/ Sqrt 3, or
Sin 60 = 10/x
Cos 30 = 10/x
$100 Question from Other trig
stuff
A
C
4
3
5
B
Identify
the side
opposite
angle A
$100 Answer from Other trig
stuff
A
C
4
3
5
B
side opposite
angle A is :
3 Or CB
$200 Question from Other trig
stuff
12
x
15
Solve for x.
$200 Answer from Other trig
stuff
12
x
15
X=9
Use Pythagorean Theorem
$300 Question from Other trig
stuff
x
Solve for x.
20
12
$300 Answer from Other trig
stuff
x
X = 16
20
12
$400 Question from Other trig
stuff
x
12
Solve for x.
$400 Answer from Other trig
stuff
x
12
X =17
12 * sqrt 2 or
Use
pythagorean
thm
$500 Question from Other trig
stuff
20
x
X=
$500 Answer from Other trig
stuff
20
X =14.1
20 *1 /
sqrt 2
x
Final Jeopardy
30
16
Find the area of the triangle
above. A = ½ base * height
Round to nearest tenth.
Final Jeopardy Answer
30
16
Area is 55.6
Height is 8, base is 13.9 (8 sqrt 3)
Area = ½ base * height