Right triangle practice problems - page 16 of 86
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- Right angle
In a right triangle ABC with a right angle at the apex C, we know the side length AB = 24 cm and the angle at the vertex B = 71°. Calculate the length of the legs of the triangle. - Observation tower
The observation tower has a height of 105 m above sea level. The ship is aimed at a depth angle of 1° 49' from the tower. How far is the ship from the base of the tower? - Clouds
From two points, A and B, on the horizontal plane, a forehead cloud was observed above the two points under elevation angles 73°20' and 64°40'. Points A and B are separated by 2830 m. How high is the cloud? - Climb in percentage
The height difference between points A and B is 475 m. Calculate the percentage of route climbing if the horizontal distance between places A and B is 7.4 km. - Airship
An airship is at a height x above the ground. Pavel watches it from point A at an elevation angle of 18 degrees 26 minutes. At the same time, Peter sees it from a small plane that is currently flying over Pavel at an altitude of 150m. Peter sees the airsh - Three pillars
On a straight road, three pillars are 6 m high at the same distance of 10 m. At what angle of view does Vlado see each pillar if it is 30 m from the first and his eyes are 1.8 m high? - The tower
The observer sees the tower's base 96 meters high at a depth of 30 degrees and 10 minutes and the top of the tower at a depth of 20 degrees and 50 minutes. How high is the observer above the horizontal plane on which the tower stands?
- Raindrops
The train runs at a speed of 14 m/s, and raindrops draw lines on the windows, forming an angle of 60 degrees with the horizontal. What speed do drops fall? - Right triangle trigonometrics
Calculate the size of the remaining sides and angles of a right triangle ABC if it is given: b = 10 cm; c = 20 cm; angle alpha = 60°, and the angle beta = 30° (use the Pythagorean theorem and functions sine, cosine, tangent, cotangent) - Railway
The railway line climbs 8 permille between points A and B, whose horizontal distance is 1.5 km. It climbs 14 permille between points B and C, which have a horizontal distance of 900 m. Calculate the differences in altitudes between points A and C. - Telegraph poles
The bases of two adjacent telegraph poles have a height difference of 10.5 m. How long do the wires connect the two poles if the slope is 39° 30’? - TV tower
Calculate the height of the television tower if an observer standing 430 m from the base of the tower sees the peak at an altitude angle of 23°. - The rescue helicopter
The rescue helicopter is above the landing site at a height of 180m. The rescue operation site can be seen from here at a depth angle of 52°40'. How far will the helicopter land from the rescue site? - The pond
We can see the pond at an angle of 65°37'. Its endpoints are 155 m and 177 m away from the observer. What is the width of the pond? - Power line pole
From point A, the power pole is visible at an angle of 18 degrees. From place B, which we reach if we go from place A 30m towards the pillar at an angle of 10 degrees. Find the height of the power pole.
- River
From the observatory 18 m high and 31 m from the riverbank, river width appears in the visual angle φ = 20°. Calculate the width of the river. - A drone
A flying drone aimed the area for an architect. He took off perpendicularly from point C to point D. He was 300 m above ABC's plane. The drone from point D pointed at a BDC angle of 43°. Calculate the distance between points C and B in meters. - Black diamond run
Taleah is skiing down a black diamond run. She begins skiing at the top of a ski trail whose elevation is about 8625 feet. The ski run ends toward the base of the mountain at 3800 feet. The horizontal distance between these two points is about 4775 feet. - Balloon and bridge
From the balloon, which is 92 m above the bridge, one end of the bridge is seen at a depth angle of 37° and the second end at a depth angle of 30° 30 '. Calculate the length of the bridge. - Chauncey
Chauncey is building a storage bench for his son's playroom. The storage bench will fit into the corner and against two walls to form a triangle. Chauncy wants to buy a triangular-shaped cover for the bench. Suppose the storage bench is 2 1/2 ft along one
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