QUESTION 1 1. Convert 30 degrees 2 minutes to decimal degrees. Give this answer to 6 decimal places. Do not provide units. You know those are decimal degrees. 5 points QUESTION 2 1. Convert 342 degrees 6 minutes and 41 seconds to decimal degrees. Show your answers to only 6 decimal places. Do not give units. 5 points QUESTION 3 1. COMPUTE the sin of 52 degrees. Give the answer to 6 decimal places. 5 points QUESTION 4 1. What is the sine of 277 degrees and 16 minutes? Give your answer to 6 decimal places. Pay attention to rounding. 5 points QUESTION 5 1. This is a right triangle problem. Angle A is 90 degrees. Draw the triangle and label it as we did in lecture. If angle B is 24 degrees 43 minutes and side c is 395.82 feet, what is the distance in feet of side b? Give your answer to two decimal places. Do not provide units. Those are in feet – right? 10 points QUESTION 6 1. This is a right triangle problem with angle A being the 90 degree angle. It should look like the one from lecture. If angle B is 25 degrees 18 minutes and side c is 206.1 feet, what is the distance to two decimal places of side a? Give your answer to two decimal places. Do not provide units – those are in feet. 10 points QUESTION 7 1. You are given a right triangle with angle A being the 90 degree angle – just like in lecture. If angle C is 42 degrees 9 minutes and side a is 401.73 feet, what is the length of side c? Give your answer to two decimal places. The units are feet – don’t list those. 10 points QUESTION 8 Ad by Browse Safe | Close 1. It is desired to determine the height of a flagpole. Assuming that the ground is level, an instrument is set up 227.59 feet from the flagpole with its telescope centered 5.31 feet above the ground. The telescope is sighted horizontally to a point 5.31 feet from the bottom of the flagpole and then the angle at the instrument looking to the top of the pole is measured. That angle is 26 degrees 51 minutes. How tall is the flagpole from its base? Give your answer to two decimal places with NO units. 10 points QUESTION 9 1. You are hiking in the mountains. For every 100.00 feet you would be walking horizontally, you have increased your elevation by 4 feet. At what grade are you climbing? Give your answer to three decimal places. Hint: Your units will be in ft/ft. 5 points QUESTION 10 1. A grade of -0.9 percent is being considered for a mountain roadway. The elevation at the initial point is 2,848.25 feet and a horizontal distance of 4,377.51 needs to be covered. What is the elevation at the end of the grade? 10 points QUESTION 11 1. A slope distance was measured between two points (A and T) and determined to be 4,788.68 feet. At point A the elevation is 857.23 feet and at point T the elevation is 877.96 feet. What is the horizontal distance between A and T?
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