Law of Sines (Sec 8-3)

Question 1

In ΔDEF, DE = 11, EF = 9, and angle E = 140°. Which equation correctly uses the law of cosines to solve for the third side?

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A: e2 = 112 + 92 − 2(11)(9)cos(140°)

Question 2

Which of these triangles can you use the law of cosines to solve for a missing side?

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B: [Image: A triangle has side lengths x, 8, and 12. The angl...]

Question 3

A surveyor measures the lengths of the sides of a triangular plot of land. What is the measure of the angle of the triangular plot at which the surveyor stands? Approximate to the nearest degree.

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B: cos–1(0.125) = 83°

Question 4

ΔDEF is an isosceles triangle with base angles E and F. What is the angle measure of the smallest angle in the triangle? Approximate to the nearest degree. degrees What are the measures of the two congruent base angles? degrees

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Part 1: 14; Part 2: 83

Question 5

What is true when the plane is 100 meters away from takeoff? Check all that apply.

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B: The given information is the SAS case.; D: Evelyn is approximately 104 meters from the plane.; E: The angle of elevation of the plane is 12°.

Question 6

A pilot flies 720 miles from Dallas, Texas, to his first destination. After dropping off his cargo, he flies southeast 290 miles to his second destination. If the angle formed by his trip is 125°, what is the distance he will fly from the second destination back to Dallas?

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B: 918 miles

Question 7

Question 7

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83

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