Working with Radial Surveys 1
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Question 1 of 6
1. Question
From the radial survey below, find the area of △AOB:Round your answer to 3 decimal places- Area of △AOB= (23.909)m2
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Area of a Non-Right Angled Triangle
A△=12absinCwhere:
a is the side opposite angle A
b is the side opposite angle B
c is the side opposite angle CA radial survey is a tool used for land and seafloor mapping. Each corner of the area being measured is connected to a central point.First, identify the known values of the triangle AOB.Now, substitute the known values to the formula and solve for the area.a=8mb=6mC=85°A△ = 12absinC = 12(8)(6)sin85° Substitute the values = 12(48)sin85° Evaluate sin 85 on your calculator = 24×0.9961947 = 23.909m2 Round off to 3 decimal places 23.909m2 -
Question 2 of 6
2. Question
From the radial survey below, find the area of △BOC:Round your answer to 3 decimal places- Area of △BOC= (12.586)m2
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Area of a Non-Right Angled Triangle
A△=12absinCwhere:
a is the side opposite angle A
b is the side opposite angle B
c is the side opposite angle CA radial survey is a tool used for land and seafloor mapping. Each corner of the area being measured is connected to a central point.First, identify the known values of the triangle BOC.Now, substitute the known values to the formula and solve for the area.a=8mb=5mC=141°A△ = 12absinC = 12(8)(5)sin141° Substitute the values = 12(40)sin141° Evaluate sin 141 on your calculator = 20×0.62932 = 12.586m2 Round off to 3 decimal places 12.586m2 -
Question 3 of 6
3. Question
From the radial survey below, find the following:-
(i) Area of △AOC= (10.790)m2 (3 decimal places)(ii) Total Area of △ABC= (47.3)m2 (1 decimal place)
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Area of a Non-Right Angled Triangle
A△=12absinCwhere:
a is the side opposite angle A
b is the side opposite angle B
c is the side opposite angle CA radial survey is a tool used for land and seafloor mapping. Each corner of the area being measured is connected to a central point.(i) Area of △AOCFirst, identify the known values of the triangle AOC.Now, substitute the known values to the formula and solve for the area.a=5mb=6mC=134°A△ = 12absinC = 12(5)(6)sin134° Substitute the values = 12(30)sin134° Evaluate sin 134 on your calculator = 15×0.7193398 = 10.790m2 Round off to 3 decimal places (ii) Total Area of △ABCFinally, add the area of triangles AOB (from Question 1), BOC (from Question 2) and AOC.Total Area = △AOB+△BOC+△AOC = 23.909+12.586+10.790 Substitute the values = 47.285 Use the calculator = 47.3m2 Rounded off to 1 decimal place (i) 10.790m2(ii) 47.3m2 -
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Question 4 of 6
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From the radial survey below, find ∠BOC:- ∠BOC= (106)°
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A radial survey is a tool used for land and seafloor mapping. Each corner of the area being measured is connected to a central point.Notice that ∠BOC is the difference between the bearings of B and C.Subtract the bearing of B from the bearing of C.∠BOC = ∠C−∠B = 258°−152° Substitute the values = 106° 106° -
Question 5 of 6
5. Question
From the radial survey below, find the area of △BOC to the nearest square metre.- Area of △BOC= (943)m2
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Area of a Non-Right Angled Triangle
A△=12absinCwhere:
a is the side opposite angle A
b is the side opposite angle B
c is the side opposite angle CA radial survey is a tool used for land and seafloor mapping. Each corner of the area being measured is connected to a central point.First, identify the known values of the triangle BOC.Now, substitute the known values to the formula and solve for the area.a=37mb=53mC=106°A△ = 12absinC = 12(37)(53)sin106° Evaluate sin 106 on your calculator = 980.5×0.9612617° Simplify = 942.517 = 943m2 Round off to the nearest square metre 943m2 -
Question 6 of 6
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From the radial survey below, find the length of BC to the nearest metre.- BC= (73)m
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Cosine Law
a2=b2+c2−2bccosAwhere:
a is the side opposite angle A
b is the side opposite angle B
c is the side opposite angle CSince 2 sides are given together with an angle between them, use the Cosine Law.First, label the triangle according to the Cosine Law.Substitute the three known values to the Cosine Law to find the length of side BC or a.From labelling the triangle, we know that the known values are those with labels A,b and c.A=106°b=37mc=53ma2 = b2+c2−2bccosA a2 = 372+532−2(37)(53)cos106° Evaluate cos 106 on your calculator a2 = 1369+2809−3922(−0.275637) Simplify a2 = 4178+1081.0499 a2 = 5259.0499 √a2 = √5259.0499 Take the square root of both sides a = 72.519m a or BC = 73m Round off to the nearest metre 73m
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