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This is how you will be graded!
neatly drawn, and using a straight-edge and protractor.straight-edge. Your answers

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Congratulations! You have not only learned about famous landmarks in Massachusetts, but you done! WooHoo!have also gained valuable practice in using inverse trigonometric ratios!

This is how you will be graded!
to pass in:
1. Yourin all your work. This just the numbers,computations, but a diagramdiagram, neatly drawndrawn, using a and protractor.
2. Your answers to be correct and rounded to 4 decimal places.the nearest tenth place.

Process
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out that it only you have to walk exactly 100 feet exactly on a tape measure to get chasm. What is the angle didof depression that you have to climb down to get there?the lowest point of the chasm?
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you wonder, "How steep"What is thisthe angle I am looking up?"of elevation?"
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4) You are standing on the 50 yard line at the Hull High School football field. The beginning of the end-zone is 30 yards from the wind turbine. At what angle would you have to look up to see the top of the windmill?
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long. What angle is the distance fromangle of depression created by the string going down to wall of the Green Monster?field?
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For each problem, you are expected to write out all of the steps that you use to find your answer. That includes anything that you input into your calculator. Any answers that do not have work accompanying it will not earn full credit.
Just like in the MCAS, you will be expected to answer all parts of the questions. You are not only going to be expected to give the final answer, but you will also explain how you arrived at your answer and why you did what you did.