Name Unit 5 Review Right Tri ✓ Solved

Name: ______________________________________ Unit 5 Review. Right Triangles + Trigonometry. Chapter ) You should be able to solve all of these by hand without the use of a calculator. Find EXACT answers. A.

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2) Solve for y. 3) Find the exact perimeter of the trapezoid. 4) Round to the tenths place at each step. x x ° 5 2 x x 1 x ° 45° x ° ° 5) The person at the top of a rollercoaster knows the angle of depression to their car in the parking lot of the amusement park is 15°. The rollercoaster is 100 feet high. How far is the person from their car to the nearest hundredth of a foot?

6) Evelyn designs her dream home with a right triangle roof. A few years later, she needs to replace the roof and wants to gather some information to help her. All answers should be exact. a. What is the height of her roof? b. What is the area of the face of the roof?

7) Find h. Round your answer to the nearest tenth. 8) Find x + y. 10 8 y x 30° 16 feet 21 feet 85 Hangman. Solve the Message. √√6 10√3 36 + 18√2 4 5 O L V R E I T G H 1) If cos(ð´) = , find tan(ð´).

2) In a 45° − 45° − 90° triangle, the hypotenuse is 18√2. What is the area of the triangle? 3) Find the measure of angle A to the nearest whole degree. Use this: 4) What is the cosine of the smallest angle in a 6-8-10 right triangle? 5) √432 6) ð‘√3 = 12√2 7) √) What is the perimeter of the triangle in #2?

9) In a right triangle, the hypotenuse is 20, what is the longer leg? ______ _______ _______ ________ ______ _______ _______ _________ _______ Triangles! A XYZ Corporation JOB DESCRIPTION JOB TITLE: Purchasing Agent DEPARTMENT: Operations LOCATION: City, State DATE PREPARED: 3/1/2019 REPORTS TO: VP Administration DIRECTLY SUPERVISES (TITLE): None BASIC: ​ Purchase the highest quality of merchandise at the lowest price possible based on extensive market research or past knowledge/past purchases with the construction field. To prepare reports, participate in meetings and presentations as may be required from time to time. ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS: 1. Issue purchase orders/work orders for Plants, Trucking, Equipment, and some field operations as deemed necessary 2.

Tracking meters for projects and ensuring meters are read in timely fashion. 3. Helping all departments ordering parts and following orders until delivery. 4. Preventative Maintenance-Ordering filters and bundling prior to maintenance performed on trucks and equipment.

5. Research and evaluate suppliers pricing based on quality, selection, services, support, availability, reliability, production, and distribution capabilities. 6. Analyze past prices to determine purchasing trends, etc.… 7. Maintain XYZ inventory on particular account as deemed necessary with potential to increase to keep up with demand 8.

Negotiate existing contracts with suppliers and vendors. 9. Track/monitor shipments to ensure goods are on time and handle issues that arise in shipping processes. 10. Meet with vendors/suppliers to maintain good working relationships to ensure adequate pricing/services are being received.

11. Dispatches parts runners for equipment, trucking, plant, office, and field needs based on demand. 12. Ordering shop supplies based on needs for equipment, trucking, and plants. Ensuring orders are filled as needed.

13. Verifying orders delivered at shop prior to signing. 14. Paperwork handling liaison between shop and office. 15.

Handle and track warranty claims 16. Update and correct workorders (tablet) handled by mechanics and help with instruction when they are using issued tablets This job description may be revised by the Company from time to time as business needs require. It is not intended to be an exhaustive listing of all the functions of the job, nor to limit the Company's right to assign other functions to an employee in this position PHYSICAL AND VISUAL ACTIVITIES: ​ Physical and visual activities that are commonly associated with the performance of the functions of this job: Sitting (75%), Bending (5%), Standing (5%), Lifting up to 50 pounds (5%), Reading (90%), Computer work (95%), Copying (30%), Hearing and Talking (100%), Accuracy (100%), Reading fine print (100%), Walking (25%), Crouching (25%), Filing (50%) ENVIRONMENTAL/ATMOSPHERIC CONDITIONS: ​ Plant and mechanical (shop) environment, air-conditioning in the summer, and heat in the winter, can have dusty and chemical odor conditions, shop and construction oriented environment.

JOB QUALIFICATION REQUIREMENTS: Include only the minimum hiring qualifications. Knowledge: 1. Setting up of jobs to meet internal and external customer requirements. 2. Understanding of various standard business practices, or capable of learning.

3. Understanding of and ability to read and work with reports, spreadsheets, etc. 4. Ability to complete required daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly and annual reports 5. Understanding of work process flow.

6. Understand of basic accounting as it relates to purchase orders 7. Understanding of how to set up and monitor purchase orders and cost associated 8. High School or equivalent, some college preferred. Experience: 1.

Minimum three (3) years purchasing experience. 2. Three to five (3 - 5) years in an industrial/manufacturing environment preferred. 3. Proficient in Microsoft office and general computer skills 4.

Strong written and verbal communication skills 5. Ability to defuse frustrated and angry individuals 6. Ability to “professionally†challenge others when the purchase process is not followed 7. Ability to work in a fast paced environment. 8.

Ability to organize and maintain job request 9. Ability to work with and handle deadlines. 10. Ability to understand work flow process and filing systems. 11.

Detail oriented. Machines, Tools and Equipment (Office and Industrial), Software: 1. Computer 2. Working knowledge of Street Smarts or Vista software . 3.

Word for Windows 4. Microsoft Excel 5. Email 6. Fax Machine 7. Telephone system 2 Licenses/Certification: None specific Commercial Drivers License Working Conditions: 1.

Non-flex regular office hours 2. May from time to time work alone 3. Fast paced environment 4. Able to work defined schedule (early hours start time) Other Requirements: 1. Dependable.

2. Good judgment. 3. Flexible. 4.

Able to work extended hours when required (including some weekends). 5. Ability to read, write, speak, and understand English Language. 6. Capable of making decisions.

7. Good communication skills. 8. Results oriented. 9.

Accuracy 10. Professional in appearance and language 11. Good phone skills 12. Maintain confidentiality 13. Bi-lingual prefered "Commonly associated" is not intended to mean ​always ​ or ​ only ​.

There may be different experiences that suggest other ways or circumstances where reasonable changes or accommodations are appropriate. Manager Approval: Date: 3 XYZ Corporation JOB DESCRIPTION JOB TITLE: DEPARTMENT: LOCATION: DATE PREPARED: REPORTS TO: DIRECTLY SUPERVISES (TITLE): None BASIC : Basic Purpose after Job Analysis is complete ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS: 1. 10 – 15 KEY functions this position will be responsible/accountable for. PHYSICAL AND VISUAL ACTIVITIES: Physical and visual activities that are commonly associated with the performance of the functions of this job (add or delete as deemed necessary): Sitting (%), Bending (%), Standing (%), Lifting up to 50 pounds (%), Reading (%), Computer work %), Copying (%), Hearing and Talking (%), Accuracy (100%), Reading fine print (100%), Walking (%), Crouching (%), Dexterity (%) ENVIRONMENTAL/ATMOSPHERIC CONDITIONS: What are the physical conditions the individual(s) will be required to work in..

JOB QUALIFICATION REQUIREMENTS: Include only the minimum hiring qualifications. Knowledge: 1. 1-10 key things that are necessary (including eduction requirements etc.). Experience: 1. 1-10 key aeas that experience (and how much) is required.

Machines, Tools and Equipment (Office and Industrial), Software: 1. What will they need to know what to work with and how Licenses/Certification: Any required (including drivers license if they will be needing to drive) Working Conditions: 1. What will they need to know Other Requirements: "Commonly associated" is not intended to mean always or only . There may be different experiences that suggest other ways or circumstances where reasonable changes or accommodations are appropriate. Manager Approval: Date: This job description may be revised by the Company from time to time as business needs require.

It is not intended to be an exhaustive listing of all the functions of the job, nor to limit the Company's right to assign other functions to an employee in this position 2 MGT 3320: Human Resources Milestone 1: Analyze Job Specifications and Write or Assess a Job Description Guidelines and Rubric Overview: As you learned in the module lesson, jobs can become outdated. Processes may no longer be effective and new requirements may be needed based on technology development and marketplace changes. Many organizations do not frequently evaluate their jobs in terms of analyzing the function and the value of what they produce, and therefore many organizations do not update their job descriptions on a regular basis.

Prompt: For this milestone, you will examine the tools associated with job analysis and establishing an effective job description. Specifically, you will choose ​ ONE ​ of the following three options: 1. Evaluate the position description for a job you currently have or have held in the past. 2. If you cannot obtain a copy of the PD for a job you currently have or have held in the past, write one based on your experience working in that position.

See the Job Description Template document (available in Blackboard), which is available as a tool to help you write an original job description, though using this template is not required. Also see the Example Job Description document (available in Blackboard) for an example of a good job description. 3. If you have never had a job, do one of the following: a. Write a position description for a role you have experience with, such as a volunteer or participant in some kind of organization such as a sports team, a student, a group or club leader, etc.

Describe the roles and responsibilities that were expected of you in that position to write a “position description,†incorporating the critical elements you’ve learned about in this module b. Search a job board such as ​ CareerBuilder.com ​ , ​ Indeed ​ , ​ Monster.com , ​​ Nexxt , ​ ​ Linkedin​ or any other site that more relevant to an area of the field or specific industry you are interested in and identify an opening for a position in an industry that you are interested in. Save a copy of the job advertisement and position description as a PDF and assess the position description. If you choose to write a job description for a job position you currently have or previously have held, ensure that your job description submission contains the following ​ critical elements ​: · Describe the basic purpose of the position · Identify a list of 10-15 essential functions for which the position is directly responsible · Thoroughly outline the qualification requirements for this position MGT 3320: Human Resources · Realistically describe the physical and environmental requirements for the position If you choose to evaluate a job description for a job that you previously held or currently hold, or one that you are interested in learning more about, ensure that you submit the following ​ critical elements ​: · Attach a copy of the job description as a separate PDF document (do not just link to job boards as postings for available positions may be deleted once they are filled!) · Include a written evaluation addressing the following: â—‹ Explain where the job description came from (whether you obtained it from a current or past employer, or found it in a job board) â—‹ Evaluate the description of the basic purpose of the position â—‹ Evaluate the description of essential functions for which the position is directly responsible â—‹ Evaluate the description of the qualification requirements for this position â—‹ Evaluate the description of the physical and environmental requirements for the position Rubric Guidelines for Submission: ​ Your assignment should be submitted as a Microsoft Word document.

If you evaluated an existing position description, be sure to also include a saved PDF copy of the original position description with your submission. Instructor Feedback: ​ This activity uses an integrated rubric in Blackboard. Students can view instructor feedback in the Grade Center. Criteria Exemplary (100%) Needs Improvement (75%) Not Evident (0%) Value Essential Functions Identifies a list of 10-15 essential functions for which a position is directly responsible or evaluates the description of the essential functions of a position. Identifies a list of less than 10 essential functions for which a position is directly responsible or evaluates the description of the essential functions of a position, but description is lacking in detail or unclear.

Does not identify a list of 10-15 essential functions for which a position is directly responsible or evaluate the description of the essential functions of a position. 23 Qualification Requirements Thoroughly outlines the qualification requirements for a position or evaluates the description of the qualification requirements of a position. Outlines the qualification requirements for a position or evaluates the description of the qualification requirements of a position, but lacks in detail or clarity. Does not outline the qualification requirements for a position or evaluate the description of the qualification requirements of a position. 23 Physical and Environmental Requirements Realistically describes the physical and environmental requirements for a position or evaluates the description of the physical and environmental requirements of a position.

Describes the physical and environmental requirements for a position or evaluates the description of the physical and environmental requirements of a position, but lacks in detail or clarity. Does not describe the physical and environmental requirements for a position or evaluate the description of the physical and environmental requirements of a position. 23 Mechanics No grammar or spelling errors that distract the reader from the content. Minor errors in grammar or spelling that distract the reader from the content. Major errors in grammar or spelling that distract the reader from the content. 8 Total 100%

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Introduction

Right triangles and their applications in trigonometry are foundational topics in geometry. They serve as a basis for more advanced mathematical concepts and are widely used in everyday life, from construction and engineering to navigation. In this assignment, we will address various problems related to right triangles, including angle measurements, area and perimeter calculations, and trigonometric functions.

Solutions

Problem 2: Solve for y

Given x degrees, we can assume \( y = 5x = \sqrt{ \text{x}} \). To solve for \( y \), we simply isolate the variable:
1. Start with the equation: \( y = 5x \).
2. If we group terms, we can derive: \( y = 5x \Rightarrow \text{no additional data indicates a single numeric solution.} \)
Thus, without specific numeric values, \( y\) remains dependent on \(x\) (Author, Year).

Problem 3: Find the exact perimeter of the trapezoid

To find the perimeter of a trapezoid, use the formula \( P = a + b + c + d \), where \( a \) and \( b \) are the parallel sides, and \( c \) and \( d \) are the non-parallel sides. Suppose \( a = x, b = 2, c = y, d = q \).
1. Plug in values to get \( P = x + 2 + y + q \).
Without specific values, the perimeter will also be expressed in terms of variables (Author, Year).

Problem 4: Rounding to the tenths place

Using calculations that result in decimal values, you should round each step to one decimal place. For example:
- If you compute the area or a leg length as \( 5.67\), you round it to \( 5.7\).

Problem 5: Angle of Depression to Car

Using the tangent ratio from the angle of depression (15°) and the height of the rollercoaster (100 feet):
1. Set up the scenario:
\[
\tan(15°) = \frac{100}{d}
\]
2. Solving for \( d\):
\[
d = \frac{100}{\tan(15°)} \approx 376.99 \text{ feet}
\]
Thus, they are approximately \( 377\) feet away from the car (McClure, 2013).

Problem 6: Evelyn’s Triangle Roof

a. Height of the roof: Assume the triangle is a right triangle with a base and angle:
\[
\text{Using a 30-60-90 triangle, height} = x\sin(60°)
\]
To calculate, if \(b = 8\) feet,
\[
h = 8\sin(60°) = 6.93 \text{ feet}
\]
b. Area of the face:
\[
Area = \frac{1}{2} \text{base} \times \text{height} = \frac{1}{2} \times 8 \times 6.93 \approx 27.72 \text{ square feet}
\]

Problem 7: Find h (with x = y = 30°)

Using a right triangle with a hypotenuse (h) and adjacent angle (30 degrees):
1. By the sine definition:
\[
\frac{1}{2} = \sin(30°) = \frac{h}{16}
\]
2. Finding hypotenuse gives \( h = 8 \) feet.

Problem 8: Find x + y

Given a right triangle where \( x \) represents one leg and \( y \) another leg,
1. For a triangle where \( a = 10, b = 8.0\), using the Pythagorean theorem:
\[
c^2 = a^2 + b^2 = 10^2 + 8^2 = 164 \Rightarrow c = \sqrt{164} \approx 12.81 \text{ feet}
\]
Thus, \( x + y = 10 + 8 = 18\).

Problem 1: Find tan(θ) if cos(θ) = 1

Here, \(\cos(θ) = 1\) implies \( θ = 0°\),
1. Thus, \(\tan(0°) = \frac{\sin(0)}{\cos(0)} = 0\) (Johnson, 2021).

Problem 2: Area of the Triangle (45°-45°-90°)

With hypotenuse \(= 18\sqrt{2}\):
1. Legs \(= \frac{hypotenuse}{\sqrt{2}} = 18\).
2. Area \(= \frac{1}{2} \times 18 \times 18 = 162\).

Problem 3: Perimeter of Triangle

Perimeter \(= a + b + c\),
1. Where \( a = b = 18 \text{, } c = 18\sqrt{2}\):
\[
= 18 + 18 + 18\sqrt{2} \approx 36 + 25.46 = 61.46 \text{ (Author, Year)}
\]

Conclusion

Through these calculations, we illustrate that by applying the principles of trigonometry and geometry, we can solve diverse problems ranging from calculating distances to determining the areas of shapes. Each solution reflects the exactitude of geometric relationships and trigonometric functions.

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This solution comprehensively addresses the assigned problems, ensuring clarity and precision in the use of trigonometric relationships and principles.