Angle practice problems - page 11 of 61
Number of problems found: 1206
- Difference 4050
Calculate the size of the interior angles of a triangle if the size of the second angle is 120 degrees less than twice the size of the first angle and the size of the third angle is equal to the difference between the sizes of the first and second angles. - Decimeters 3594
From a distance of 36 meters from the chimney base, its top can be seen at an angle of 53 °. Calculate the chimney height and the result round to whole decimeters. - Depth angles
At the top of the mountain stands a castle with a tower 30 meters high. We see the crossroad at a depth angle of 32°50' and the heel at 30°10' from the top of the tower. How high is the top of the mountain above the crossroad? - Right triangle eq2
Find the lengths of the sides and the angles in the right triangle. Given area S = 210 and perimeter o = 70.
- Triangle ABC
There is the triangle ABC with the side BC of length 2 cm. Point K is the middle point of AB. Points L and M split the AC side into three equal lines. KLM is an isosceles triangle with a right angle at point K. Determine the lengths of the sides AB, AC tr - Triangle 8027
Side a in the right triangle has size a = 120 mm, angle A = 60°. How big is the hypotenuse c? - Toboggan 5710
The length of the toboggan run is 60 m, and the height is 8 m. The boy pulls a sled weighing 15 kg. How hard does the boy pull the sled uphill? - Tree
Between points A and B is 50m. From A, we see a tree at an angle of 18°. From point B, we see the tree at a three times bigger angle. How tall is a tree? - Height difference
What height difference is overcome if we pass a road 1 km long with a pitch of 21 per mille?
- Difference 81888
The ropeway climbs at an angle of 22°30'. Calculate its length if the height difference between the lower and upper station is 560m. Sketch a picture - Rectangular
Rectangular triangle KLM with right angle at vertex L, angle beta at vertex K, and angle alpha at vertex M. Angle at vertex M = 65°, side l = 17.5 cm. Use Pythagorean theorems and trigonometric functions to calculate the lengths of all sides and the angle - 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? - Right triangle
It is given a right triangle angle alpha of 90 degrees the beta angle of 55 degrees c = 10 cm use the Pythagorean theorem to calculate sides a and b - Internal and external angles
Calculate a triangle's remaining internal and external angles if you know the internal angle γ (gamma) = 34 degrees and one exterior angle is 78 degrees and 40 '. Determine what kind of triangle it is from the size of its angles.
- Slope
Find the slope of the line: x=t and y=1+t. - Angles in a triangle
In a triangle, the first angle measures a number plus 45°, and the second angle is 30° less than the first angle. The third angle is two times the number more than the first angle. What are the measurements of each angle of the triangle? - The right triangle
In the right triangle ABC with a right angle at C, we know the side lengths AC = 9 cm and BC = 7 cm. Calculate the length of the remaining side of the triangle and the size of all angles. - Determine 83240
In triangle ABC, the internal angle beta is twice the size of the angle alpha, and the angle gamma is 20 degrees less than the size of the angle beta. Determine the size of all interior angles of this triangle. - Ratio of triangles areas
In an equilateral triangle ABC, the point T is its center of gravity, the point R is the image of the point T in axial symmetry along the line AB, and the point N is the image of the point T in axial symmetry along the line BC. Find the ratio of the areas
Calculate all interior angles in the isosceles triangle ABC if we know that BC is the base, and we also know: | ∢BAC | = α; | CABCA | = 4αDo you have homework that you need help solving? Ask a question, and we will try to solve it. Solving math problems.
