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Captain Phillips Trigonometry

Captain Phillips Trigonometry

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Mathematics

9th - 12th Grade

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CCSS
HSG.SRT.C.6

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Tanner Hall

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22 Slides • 9 Questions

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Captain Phillips

Introduction to Trigonometry

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Captain Phillips

  • Based on a true story

  • Incident during which merchant mariner Captain Richard Phillips was taken hostage by Somali pirates

  • It was the first successful pirate seizure of a ship registered under the American flag since the early 1800s.

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Poll

If the cable stretched out was 75 feet, how far about were these two boats?

0-25 feet

25-50 feet

50-75 feet

More than 75 feet

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Multiple Choice

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Which side is adjacent to theta?

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x

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y

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z

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p

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Which side is opposite of theta?

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z

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y

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x

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w

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Multiple Choice

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From the perspective of angle  θ\theta , which trig ratio would correctly compare the 2 sides identified with stars?

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Sin

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Cos

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Tan

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Create the fraction for sine.

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y / x

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x / y

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x / z

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y / z

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Use Trig for Missing Side

  • Label opposite, adjacent, hypotenuse

  • Choose between sine, cosine, or tangent

  • Create the trig ratio: ex. tan(36) = x / 3

  • Put trig function over 1

  • Solve the proportion

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Multiple Choice

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Which Trig function do you use?
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Sine
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Cosine
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Tangent

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Multiple Choice

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Solve for the missing side.

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101.1

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18.3

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41.1

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Multiple Choice

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Solve for missing side

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11.6

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93.4

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31.9

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1.1

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The cable stretched out was 75 feet. The snipers reported the angle of their shot was approximately 20 Degrees. How close were theses ships?

0-25 feet

25-50 feet

50-75 feet

More than 75 feet

Captain Phillips

Introduction to Trigonometry

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