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Assignment 2: Area Calculations

This document contains instructions for Assignment #2. Students are instructed to [1] download the assignment, [2] complete it by handwriting answers on the attached template, and [3] submit by taking a photo of the completed assignment. The assignment contains 4 math problems involving shapes like triangles and sails. Students are asked to illustrate each problem, show the steps to solve it using relevant formulas, and explain their answers.

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Assignment 2: Area Calculations

This document contains instructions for Assignment #2. Students are instructed to [1] download the assignment, [2] complete it by handwriting answers on the attached template, and [3] submit by taking a photo of the completed assignment. The assignment contains 4 math problems involving shapes like triangles and sails. Students are asked to illustrate each problem, show the steps to solve it using relevant formulas, and explain their answers.

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Assignment #2

Instructions: 1. Download the assignment.


2. Answers should be handwritten
3. Use the attached template as your answer sheet.
4. Take a photo of your filled-out assignment and submit. Keep the
original for compilation.

Read each of the following problems carefully, illustrate and then solve.

1. What is the area of a ship’s flooring in the shape of a right triangle, if its hypotenuse
is 52m. and one of the other sides is 40m.

2. The area of an equilateral triangle ship’s sail is 60 sq. cm. Find its Altitude.
(Paragon et al, 2000)

3. The area of a 30°- 60°- 90° triangle is 87.35 [Link]. Find the lengths of the three
sides.

4. A sail has a spread of canvass as shown in the figure below. Find the surface area of
one side of the sail and its perimeter. (Kern and Bland, 1967)
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A. What exactly this problem asks me to find?
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B. What Given Information(s) need in order to solve this problem?


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C. What strategy/ formula(s)/ operation(s) will I use to solve this problem?


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D. Solution(s) & Illustration (s):

E. Explain your Answer (conclusion):

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