Goniometry and trigonometry - math word problems - page 31 of 32
Number of problems found: 623
- Cuboid diagonal
Calculate the volume and surface area of the cuboid ABCDEFGH, which sides a, b, and c have dimensions in the ratio of 10:8:9. If you know that the diagonal wall AC is 75 cm, and the angle between AC and space diagonal AG is 30 degrees. - Tropical, mild and arctic
How many percent of the Earth's surface lies in the tropical, mild, and arctic ranges? The border between the ranges is the parallel 23°27' and 66°33'. - Sphere in cone
A sphere is inscribed in the cone (the intersection of their boundaries consists of a circle and one point). The ratio of the ball's surface and the area of the base is 4:3. A plane passing through the axis of a cone cuts the cone in an isosceles triangle - Perpendicular forces
Distribute the force of magnitude F = 100 N into two perpendicular components with magnitudes F1 and F2 so that the angle between forces F1 and F is 43°52'. - The roof
The tower's roof has the shape of a regular quadrangular pyramid, the base edge of which is 11 m long, and the side wall of the animal with the base at an angle of 57°. Calculate how much roofing we need to cover the entire roof if we count on 15% waste. - Square equal rhombus
Construct a square that has the same area as a rhombus ABCD if |AB| = 5cm, |AD| = 4cm, and angle |DAB| = 30°. - Motion on circle
The bend has a radius of r = 100 m and is inclined at an angle of 20° to the horizontal plane (= tilt angle). What is the safe (the "best") speed to go through this curve? Sketch the picture regarding NIVS, mark the forces, and calculate.
- Regular quadrangular pyramid
How many square meters are needed to cover the shape of a regular quadrangular pyramid base edge of 10 meters if the deviation lateral edges from the base plane are 68°? Calculate waste 10%. - An azimuth
The patrol had started at a designated marching angle (an azimuth) of 13°. After 9 km, the azimuth's angle changed to 62°. The patrol went 10 km in this direction. Find the distance from where the patrol started. - Vector components
The force R = 12 N is divided into two components, F1 and F2. Their directions make angles α = 30°, β = 45° with the direction R. What are the components F1 and F2? - Observatory and aircraft
The aircraft flying towards the observatory was aimed at a distance of 5300 m at an elevation angle of 28º and after 9 seconds at a distance of 2400 m at an elevation angle of 50º. Calculate the distance the plane has flown in this time interval, its spee - Cone side
Calculate the volume and area of the cone whose height is 10 cm, and the axial section of the cone has an angle of 30 degrees between height and the cone side. - Parallelogram - area
OPRS parallelogram with OP side 4 cm long, OS side 5 cm long, angle at the top P is 100°. What is its area? - Big Earth
What percentage of the Earth's surface is seen by an astronaut from a height of h = 350 km? Take the Earth as a sphere with a radius R = 6370 km. - Pyramid - angle
Calculate the regular quadrangular pyramid's surface, the base edge of which is measured 6 cm, and the deviation from the plane of the base's sidewall plane is 50 degrees.
- Felix
Calculate how much land Felix Baumgartner saw after jumping from 36 km above the ground. The radius of the Earth is R = 6378 km. - Cylinder horizontally
The cylinder with a diameter of 3 m and a height/length of 15 m is laid horizontally. Water is poured into it, reaching a height of 60 cm below the cylinder's axis. How many hectoliters of water is in the cylinder? - Right-angled trapezoid
A right-angled trapezoid with the measure of the acute angle of 50° is given. The lengths of its bases are 4 and 6 units. The volume of the solid obtained by rotation of the given trapezoid about the longer base is: - A Ferris wheel
A Ferris wheel with a diameter of 100 feet makes five revolutions every 8 minutes. The base of the wheel is 4 feet above the ground. Your friend gets on at 3 PM sharp. a) Write an equation in seconds to express your friend's height in feet at any given ti - Forces
In point, G acts three orthogonal forces: F1 = 16 N, F2 = 7 N, and F3 = 6 N. Determine the resultant of F and the angles between F and forces F1, F2, and F3.
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