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#41📘 1001 Math RojasEasy
Given a right spherical triangle whose given parts are \(a=82^\circ\) \(b=62^\circ\) and \(C=90^\circ\). What is the value of the side opposite the right angle?
A\(83^\circ 30'\)
B\(84^\circ 45'\)
C\(86^\circ 15'\)
D\(85^\circ 15'\)
#42📘 1001 Math RojasMedium
Determine the value of the angle B of an isosceles spherical triangle ABC whose given parts are \(b=c=54^\circ 28'\) and \(a=92^\circ 30'\)
A\(89^\circ 45'\)
B\(55^\circ 45'\)
C\(84^\circ 25'\)
D\(41^\circ 45'\)
#43📘 1001 Math RojasHard
Solve for angle A in the spherical triangle ABC, given \(a=106^\circ 25'\) \(c=42^\circ 16'\) and \(B=114^\circ 53'\)
A\(45^\circ 54'\)
B\(80^\circ 42'\)
C\(97^\circ 09'\)
D\(72^\circ 43'\)
#44📘 1001 Math RojasMedium
Solve for angle C of the oblique triangle ABC given, \(a=80^\circ\) \(c=115^\circ\) and \(A=72^\circ\).
A\(61^\circ\)
B\(85^\circ\)
C\(95^\circ\)
D\(119^\circ\)
#45📘 1001 Math RojasHard
Determine the spherical excess of the spherical triangle ABC given \(a=56^\circ\) \(b=65^\circ\) and \(c=78^\circ\)
A\(33^\circ 33'\)
B\(68^\circ 37'\)
C\(91^\circ 57'\)
D\(98^\circ 45'\)
#46📘 1001 Math RojasEasy
What is the spherical excess of a spherical triangle whose angles are all right angles?
A\(45^\circ\)
B\(90^\circ\)
C\(60^\circ\)
D\(30^\circ\)
#47📜 ECE Board April 1997📘 1001 Math RojasMedium
The area of spherical triangle ABC whose parts are \(A=93^\circ 40'\), \(B=64^\circ 12'\), \(C=116^\circ 51'\) and the radius of the sphere is 100 m is
A15613 sq. m.
B16531 sq. m
C18645 sq. m
D25612 sq. m
#48📘 1001 Math RojasEasy
A spherical triangle has an area of 327.25 sq. km. What is the radius of the sphere if its spherical excess is 30°?
A20 km
B22 km
C25 km
D28 km
#49📜 EE Board April 1997📘 1001 Math RojasHard
A ship on a certain day is at latitude \(20^\circ\) N and longitude \(140^\circ\) E. After sailing for 150 hours at a uniform speed along a great circle route, it reaches a point at latitude \(10^\circ S\) and longitude \(170^\circ\) E. If the radius of the earth is 3959 miles, find the speed in miles per hour.
A17.4
B15.4
C16.4
D19.4
#50📜 Preboard📘 PowerhouseMedium
An observer wishes to determine the height of a tower. He takes sights at the top of the tower from A and B, which are 50 ft apart, at the same elevation on a direct line with the tower. The vertical angle at point A is 30 degrees and at point B is 40 degrees. What is the height of the tower?
A85.60 ft
B143.97 ft
C110.29 ft
D92.54 ft
#51📜 Preboard📘 PowerhouseEasy
Given the triangle ABC in which A = 30°30′, b = 100 m and c = 200 m, find the length of side a.
A124.64 m
B142.24 m
C130.50 m
D103.00 m
#52📜 Preboard📘 PowerhouseEasy
Give the degree measure of the angle 3π/5 radians.
A108
B120
C105
D136
#53📜 Preboard📘 PowerhouseEasy
A motorboat moves in the direction N 40° E for 3 hours at 20 mph. How far north does it travel?
A58 mi
B60 mi
C46 mi
D32 mi
#54📜 Preboard📘 PowerhouseMedium
Two stones are 1 mile apart and are at the same level as the foot of a hill. The angles of depression of the two stones viewed from the top of the hill are 5 degrees and 15 degrees respectively. Find the height of the hill.
A109.1 m
B209.1 m
C409.1 m
D309.1 m
#55📜 Preboard📘 PowerhouseEasy
5π/18 rad is how many degrees?
A60
B50
C30
D90
#56📜 Preboard📘 PowerhouseEasy
Simplify \(\dfrac{1}{\sec\theta - 1} + \dfrac{1}{\sec\theta + 1}\).
A\(2\sec\theta\tan\theta\)
B\(2\csc\theta\cot\theta\)
C\(2\sec\theta\)
D\(2\csc\theta\)
#57📜 Preboard📘 PowerhouseEasy
Find the base of an isosceles triangle whose vertical angle is 65 degrees and whose equal sides are 415 cm.
A530 cm
B464 cm
C350 cm
D446 cm
#58📜 Preboard📘 PowerhouseEasy
Simplify \(\dfrac{1}{\csc^2\theta}\).
A\(\sin^2\theta\)
B\(\cos^2\theta\)
C\(\cot^2\theta\)
D\(\tan^2\theta\)
#59📜 Preboard📘 PowerhouseEasy
Two angles measuring p degrees and q degrees are complementary. If \(3p - 2q = 40^\circ\), then the smaller angle measures
A40°
B44°
C46°
D60°
#60📜 Preboard📘 PowerhouseEasy
A ladder leans against the side of a building with its foot 12 ft from the building. How long is the ladder if it makes 70 degrees with the ground?
A32 ft
B33 ft
C34 ft
D35 ft

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