Trigonometry (11th Edition)
Trigonometry (11th Edition)
11th Edition
ISBN: 9780134217437
Author: Margaret L. Lial, John Hornsby, David I. Schneider, Callie Daniels
Publisher: PEARSON
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A ship's sonar locates wreckage at a 15 degrees angle of depression below the water, as pictured. A diver is lowered 50 meters to the ocean floor.
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A ship's sonar ipcates wreckage at a 15° angle of depression below the water, as pictured. A diver is
lowered 50 meters to the ocean floor.
15°
50 m
Part A.
What trigonometric relationship (sine, cosine, tangent) would be used to determine the horizontal
distance between the diver and the wreckage?
Insert a picture of your work or type your answer here Tan 15=50/x
x=50/tan12=
Part B. Write an equation to determine the horizontal distance between the diver and the wreckage.
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Transcribed Image Text:ay 3-9 Trigonometry Capstone- 295181 6 ermet Tools Add-ons Help Last edit was 22 minutes ago 12 BIUA Normal text Arlal + 2. | 3 LI 4 I 5 Capstone Integrated Math 2 COurse Final #1 C7PI1 Reminder: Be sure to show all of your work, this will become part of your graduation Capstone Portfolio. If you need to show your work on a separate piece of paper, be sure to send a picture to you teacher or upload it to this assignment. Good luck! A ship's sonar ipcates wreckage at a 15° angle of depression below the water, as pictured. A diver is lowered 50 meters to the ocean floor. 15° 50 m Part A. What trigonometric relationship (sine, cosine, tangent) would be used to determine the horizontal distance between the diver and the wreckage? Insert a picture of your work or type your answer here Tan 15=50/x x=50/tan12= Part B. Write an equation to determine the horizontal distance between the diver and the wreckage. DELL
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