Tangent - high school - practice problems
Number of problems found: 182
- A lighthouse
A lighthouse overlooks a bay, and it is 77 meters high. From the top, the lighthouse keeper can see a yacht southward at an angle of depression of 32 degrees and another boat eastward at an angle of 25 degrees. What is the distance between the boats? - A radio antenna
Avanti is trying to find the height of a radio antenna on the roof of a local building. She stands at a horizontal distance of 21 meters from the building. The angle of elevation from her eyes to the roof (point A) is 42°, and the angle of elevation from - Subtract polar forms
Solve the following 5.2∠58° - 1.6∠-40° and give answer in polar form - Let z 2
Let z = 2 - sqrt(3i). Find z6 and express your answer in rectangular form. if z = 2 - 2sqrt(3 i) then r = |z| = sqrt(2 ^ 2 + (- 2sqrt(3)) ^ 2) = sqrt(16) = 4 and theta = tan -2√3/2=-π/3 - Overhangs 83158
The area of a right triangle ABC is 346 cm2, and the angle at vertex A is 64°. Calculate the lengths of the overhangs a and b. - Observation 82811
From the 40 m high observation deck, you can see the top of the poplar at a depth angle of 50*10' and the bottom of the poplar at a depth angle of 58*. Calculate the height of the poplar. - Observation 82708
At the top of the hill, there is a 30-meter-high observation tower. We can see its heel and shelter from a certain point in the valley at elevation angles a=28°30" and b=30°40". How high is the top of the hill above the horizontal plane of the observation - Calculate 82696
In the triangle ABC, b=5 cm, c=6 cm, /BAC/ = 80° are given. Calculate the sizes of the other sides and angles, and further determine the sizes of the tangent tc and the area of the triangle. - The tangent of the hyperbola
Write the equation of the tangent of the hyperbola 9x²−4y²=36 at the point T =[t1,4]. - Calculate 82567
The volume of a cuboid with a square base is 64 cm3, and the body diagonal deviation from the base's plane is 45 degrees. Calculate its surface area. - Coefficient 82566
What is the maximum angle at which the tram can go downhill to still be able to stop? The coefficient of shear friction is f =0.15. - Coefficient 81704
In the equation of the line p: ax-2y+1=0, determine the coefficient a so that the line p: a) it formed an angle of 120° with the positive direction of the x-axis, b) passed through point A[3,-2], c) was parallel to the x-axis, d) had a direction of k = 4. - Elevation 80869
We can see the top of the tower standing on a plane from a certain point A at an elevation angle of 39° 25''. If we come towards its foot 50m closer to place B, we can see the top of the tower from it at an elevation angle of 56° 42''. How tall is the tow - Elevation 80866
Find the height of the tower when the geodetic measured two angles of elevation α=34° 30'' and β=41°. The distance between places AB is 14 meters. - In the desert
A man wondering in the desert walks 5.7 miles in the direction S 26° W. He then turns 90° and walks 9 miles in the direction N 49° W. At that time, how far is he from his starting point, and what is his bearing from his starting point? - Crosswind
A plane is traveling 45 degrees N of E at 320 km/h when it comes across a current from S of E at 115 degrees of 20 km/h. What are the airplane's new course and speed? - Opposite 78434
We see the tree on the opposite bank of the river at an angle of 15° from a distance of 41m from the river bank. From the bank of the river, we can see at an angle of 31°. How tall is the tree? - Instantaneous 76754
For a dipole, calculate the complex apparent power S and the instantaneous value of the current i(t), given: R=10 Ω, C=100uF, f=50 Hz, u(t)= square root of 2, sin( ωt - 30 °). Thanks for any help or advice. - Sin cos tan
If cos y = 0.8, 0° ≤ y ≤ 90°, find the value of (4 tan y) / (cos y-sin y) - ABS, ARG, CONJ, RECIPROCAL
Let z=-√2-√2i where i2 = -1. Find |z|, arg(z), z* (where * indicates the complex conjugate), and (1/z). Where appropriate, write your answers in the form a + i b, where both a and b are real numbers. Indicate the positions of z, z*, and (1/z) on an Argand
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