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1.A ladder is leaning against a wall. The top of the ladder is 15ft up the wall. If the angle between the base of the ladder and the ground is 43 degrees, find the distance from the base of the ladder to the wall. 2.A boat has drifted 24ft away from where its anchor was dropped. If angle between the water and the rope is 28 degrees, find the length of the rope. 3 An 18 foot ladder is leaning against a wall. If the angle formed between the base of the ladder and the ground is 51 degrees, find the height of the wall. Ticket in the door Sine,cosine, tangent application problems

1. A 24ft ladder is leaning against a wall. If the angle between the base of the ladder and the ground is 51 degrees, find height of the wall the ladder Is leaning against. 2.A boat has drifted 42ft away from where its anchor was dropped. If angle between the water and the rope is 33 degrees, find the length of the rope. 3.A flag pole is 20ft tall. If the angle formed between the pole’s shadow and the ground is 37 degrees, find the length of the shadow cast by the pole. 4.A ladder is leaning against a wall. The top of the ladder is pulled out 14ft from the wall. If the angle formed between the base of the ladder and the ground is 20 degrees, find the length of the ladder. 5. A boat has drifted away from its anchor. The depth of the water where the anchor was originally dropped in 40ft. If the angle between the water and the rope is 47 degrees, find how far the boat has drifted from where the anchor was originally dropped. Extra Practice Word problems using sine, cosine, or tangent(finding sides)

6.A building casts a shadow that is 22ft long. If the angle formed by the top of the building and the sunlight hitting it is 51 degrees, how far is it from the top of the building to the ground? 7.A ladder is leaning against a wall. The base of the ladder is 19ft from the base of the wall. If the angle formed between the top of the ladder and the wall is 64 degrees, find the length of the ladder. 8.A boat has drifted away from its anchor. The depth of the water where the anchor was originally dropped in 14ft. If the angle between the anchor and the rope is 44 degrees, find how far the boat has drifted from where the anchor was originally dropped. Extra Practice Word problems using sine, cosine, or tangent(finding sides)