Right Triangle Word Problems - Trigonometry
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Right Triangle Word Problems - Trigonometry Example
The submarine captain starts ascending at a constant angle of inclination of 20° so that he can surface in 5,000 feet. Changes in pressure are very important in submarine travel, and the pressure in kilopascals, P, is given by the equation P ≈ 2,990d + 101.3.
What is the current pressure, P, on the submarine at depth d? (Round your answer to the nearest kilopascal)
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This video is for the redesigned SAT which is for you if you are taking the SAT in March 2016 and beyond.
Right Triangle Word Problems - Trigonometry Example
The submarine captain starts ascending at a constant angle of inclination of 20° so that he can surface in 5,000 feet. Changes in pressure are very important in submarine travel, and the pressure in kilopascals, P, is given by the equation P ≈ 2,990d + 101.3.
What is the current pressure, P, on the submarine at depth d? (Round your answer to the nearest kilopascal)
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