Solve a right triangle, and trigonometry word problems
Grade 10 Math Worksheet - Building Confidence

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Ren's ramp meets the ground at ∠D = 23°. The right angle is at G, under the top end F. What is ∠F?
Tala's ladder makes ∠D = 37° with the wall, and the wall meets the ground at a right angle at G. What is ∠F, where the ladder meets the ground?
Sketch: right triangle DFG with the right angle at G; ∠D = 37° marked, ∠F marked ?. Not to scale. Sketch: right triangle DFG with the right angle at G; ∠D = 37° marked, ∠F marked ?. Not to scale. G D F 37° ? Not to scale Ari's tent rope makes ∠D = 68° with the ground. The pole stands at G, a right angle. What is ∠F, between the rope and the pole?
Sketch: right triangle DFG with the right angle at G; ∠D = 68° marked, ∠F marked ?. Not to scale. Sketch: right triangle DFG with the right angle at G; ∠D = 68° marked, ∠F marked ?. Not to scale. G D F 68° ? Not to scale Bo leans a 16 ft ladder on a wall at 72° to the ground. The sketch labels the ladder as the hypotenuse. How high up the wall does it reach, to the nearest tenth?
Sketch: right triangle with the 72° angle at the bottom left; the ladder = 16 ft is the hypotenuse; the height up the wall (x) is the opposite side. Not to scale. Sketch: right triangle with the 72° angle at the bottom left; the ladder = 16 ft is the hypotenuse; the height up the wall (x) is the opposite side. Not to scale. 16 ft x 72° Not to scale Esme's 12 ft ramp makes 13° with the ground. The sketch labels the ramp as the hypotenuse. How far along the ground does it run, to the nearest tenth?
Sketch: right triangle with the 13° angle at the bottom left; the ramp = 12 ft is the hypotenuse; the ground run (x) is the adjacent leg. Not to scale. Sketch: right triangle with the 13° angle at the bottom left; the ramp = 12 ft is the hypotenuse; the ground run (x) is the adjacent leg. Not to scale. 12 ft x 13° Not to scale Jun lets out 40 m of kite string at 51° to the ground. The sketch labels the string as the hypotenuse. How high is the kite, to the nearest tenth?
Sketch: right triangle with the 51° angle at the bottom left; the kite string = 40 m is the hypotenuse; the kite's height (x) is the opposite side. Not to scale. Sketch: right triangle with the 51° angle at the bottom left; the kite string = 40 m is the hypotenuse; the kite's height (x) is the opposite side. Not to scale. right triangle x kite string = 40 m 51° The kite's height (x) is the opposite side. Not to scale. Luz's 14 ft ramp rises 3 ft. The sketch labels the rise as opposite ∠D and the ramp as the hypotenuse. What is ∠D, to the nearest tenth of a degree?
Sketch: right triangle with the angle asked for, ∠D, at the bottom left; the rise = 3 ft is the opposite side, the ramp = 14 ft the hypotenuse. Not to scale. Sketch: right triangle with the angle asked for, ∠D, at the bottom left; the rise = 3 ft is the opposite side, the ramp = 14 ft the hypotenuse. Not to scale. 3 ft 14 ft ∠D = ? Not to scale Milo's kite flies 31 m up on 50 m of string. The sketch labels the height as opposite ∠D and the string as the hypotenuse. What is ∠D, to the nearest tenth of a degree?
Sketch: right triangle with the angle asked for, ∠D, at the bottom left; the height = 31 m is the opposite side, the string = 50 m the hypotenuse. Not to scale. Sketch: right triangle with the angle asked for, ∠D, at the bottom left; the height = 31 m is the opposite side, the string = 50 m the hypotenuse. Not to scale. 31 m 50 m ∠D = ? Not to scale Noah's 13 ft ladder stands with its foot 4 ft from the wall. The sketch labels the foot distance as adjacent to ∠D. What is ∠D, to the nearest tenth of a degree?
Sketch: right triangle with the angle asked for, ∠D, at the bottom left; the foot distance = 4 ft is the adjacent leg, the ladder = 13 ft the hypotenuse. Not to scale. Sketch: right triangle with the angle asked for, ∠D, at the bottom left; the foot distance = 4 ft is the adjacent leg, the ladder = 13 ft the hypotenuse. Not to scale. 4 ft 13 ft ∠D = ? Not to scale A 15 m tree casts an 11 m shadow. Pia's sketch labels the height as opposite ∠D and the shadow as adjacent. What is ∠D, to the nearest tenth of a degree?
Sketch: right triangle with the angle asked for, ∠D, at the bottom left; the height = 15 m is the opposite side, the shadow = 11 m the adjacent leg. Not to scale. Sketch: right triangle with the angle asked for, ∠D, at the bottom left; the height = 15 m is the opposite side, the shadow = 11 m the adjacent leg. Not to scale. 15 m 11 m ∠D = ? Not to scale