CHECK YOUR CALCULATOR MODE Solving for a Side Using Trigonometric Ratios 2) In right triangle ABC, hypotenuse AB=15 and angle A=35º. Find leg length, BC, to the nearest tenth. Why CAN’T we use Pythagorean Theorem here?? Let’s try another! 3) In right triangle ABC, leg length BC=20 and angle B = 41˚. Find hypotenuse length BA to the nearest hundredth. SOHCAHTOA Partner Playtime Choose who will be partner peanut butter and who will be partner jelly. Work on your column’s questions. Each problem is different, but your multiple choice answers should match. If there is a discrepancy between answers, figure out who is right and help your partner correct their mistake. Work on the last 2 problems together Partner Peanut Butter Partner Jelly
CHECK YOUR CALCULATOR MODE Solving for a Side Using Trigonometric Ratios 2) In right triangle ABC, hypotenuse AB=15 and angle A=35º. Find leg length, BC, to the nearest tenth. Why CAN’T we use Pythagorean Theorem here?? Let’s try another! 3) In right triangle ABC, leg length BC=20 and angle B = 41˚. Find hypotenuse length BA to the nearest hundredth. SOHCAHTOA Partner Playtime Choose who will be partner peanut butter and who will be partner jelly. Work on your column’s questions. Each problem is different, but your multiple choice answers should match. If there is a discrepancy between answers, figure out who is right and help your partner correct their mistake. Work on the last 2 problems together Partner Peanut Butter Partner Jelly