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Which ratio would we use to find the missing length? How do you know? Which ratio would we use to find the missing length? How do you know?

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Which ratio would we use to find the missing length? How do you know? - PPT Presentation

Which ratio would we use to find the missing length How do you know Which ratio would we use to find the missing length How do you know opp adj hyp Angle known Adjacent known Opposite required In your book ID: 769729

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Which ratio would we use to find the missing length? How do you know?

Which ratio would we use to find the missing length? How do you know? opp adj hyp Angle known Adjacent known Opposite required

In your book… Title: Using Trigonometry to calculate a missing length of a right-angled triangle.

Worked Example Your Turn             hyp opp adj      

Calculate the missing lengths to three significant figures.

Mark your work 12.8 5.35 2.12 2.44 3.01 18.9 14.0 9.64

Numbered Head Together Teams of fourEach member numbered 1 to 4 Problem shown for 30 seconds for group to discuss One member of group selected by teacher The chosen one attempts the problem on mini whiteboard in silence Correct solution = 1 point for team

Problem 1 Calculate the area of this parallelogram to 1 decimal place.

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Problem 2 ABCD is a rectangle. Calculate CE to the nearest integer.

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Problem 3 ABCD is a trapezium. Calculate BC to 1 decimal place

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Problem 4 Work out AC correct to 3 significant figures

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Now independently in your books…

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