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4 years ago

What single idea is developed throughout “sonnet 43”?

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muminat4 years ago

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Sonnet 43 is a love poem in the form of a sonnet. A sonnet is a 14-line poem with a specifc rhyme scheme and meter (usually iambic pentameter). This poetry format—which forces the poet to wrap his thoughts in a small, neat package—originated in Sicily, Italy, in the 13th Century with the sonnetto (meaning little song), which could be read or sung to the accompaniment of a lute.

podryga [215]4 years ago

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Sonnet 43 is a love poem of a or from a sonnet

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Q1. sin27° = x/8

Solution:

We have to solve for x, therefore, we will rearrange the given equation for x.

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x = 8 × sin27°

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Q4. cos5° = 92 / y

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y = 92 ÷ cos5°
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Cos5° = 0.99
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y = 92 ÷ 0.99
y = 92.92 (rounded to the nearest hundredth)

Q5: Given the shape attached, therefore, using the triangle given, we have:
Angle of elevation = 35°
length of Opposite side to the angle = x
Length of Hypoteneus = 12
Calculations:
Using the SOH CAH TOA rules:
SOH stands for SineФ = Opposite ÷ Hypotenuse.

CAH stands for CosineФ = Adjacent ÷ Hypotenuse.

TOA stands for TangentФ = Opposite ÷ Adjacent.

Hence,

SineФ = Opposite ÷ Hypotenuse

Substituting the values:

Sine35° = x ÷ 12

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Q6: Given the shape attached, therefore, using the triangle given, we have:

Angle of elevation = 54°
length of the adjacent side to the angle = x
Length of Hypoteneus = 30
Calculations:
Using the SOH CAH TOA rules:

Hence,

CosineФ = Adjacent ÷ Hypotenuse

Substituting the values:

Cos54° = x ÷ 30

0.5877 = x ÷ 30

x = 0.5877 × 30

x = 17.63 (rounded to the nearest hundredth)

Q7: Given the shape attached, therefore, using the triangle given, we have:

Angle of elevation = 22°
length of the adjacent side to the angle = 85
length of the opposite side to the angle = x
Calculations:

Using the SOH CAH TOA rules:

Hence,

TangentФ = Opposite ÷ Adjacent

Substituting the values:

tan22° = x ÷ 85

0.4040 = x ÷ 85

x = 0.4040 × 85

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Q8: Given the shape attached, therefore, using the triangle given, we have:

Angle of elevation = 16°
length of the opposite side to the angle = x
Length of Hypoteneus = 14
Calculations:
Using the SOH CAH TOA rules:
Hence,

CosineФ = Adjacent ÷ Hypotenuse

Substituting the values:

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Q9: Given the shape attached, therefore, using the triangle given, we have:

Angle of elevation = 65°
length of the adjacent side to the angle = 9
length of the opposite side to the angle = x
Calculations:
Using the SOH CAH TOA rules:
Hence,

TangentФ = Opposite ÷ Adjacent

Substituting the values:

tan65° = x ÷ 9

2.1445 = x ÷ 9

x = 2.1445 × 9

x = 19.30 (rounded to the nearest hundredth)

Q10: Given the shape attached, therefore, using the triangle given, we have:

Angle of elevation = 51°
length of the adjacent side to the angle = x
Length of Hypoteneus = 70
Calculations:
Using the SOH CAH TOA rules:
Hence,

CosineФ = Adjacent ÷ Hypotenuse

Substituting the values:

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0.6293 = x ÷ 70

x = 0.6293 × 70

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Q11: Given the shape attached, therefore, using the triangle given, we have:

Angle of elevation = 36°
length of the opposite side to the angle = 15
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Using the SOH CAH TOA rules:
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CosineФ = Adjacent ÷ Hypotenuse

Substituting the values:

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Angle of elevation = 60°
length of the adjacent side to the angle = x
length of the opposite side to the angle = 100

Calculations:
Using the SOH CAH TOA rules:

Hence,

TangentФ = Opposite ÷ Adjacent

Substituting the values:

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Q13: When a 25-ft ladder is leaned against a wall, it makes a 72° with the ground. How high up on wall does the ladder reach?

Solution: Given the shape attached, therefore, using the triangle given, we have:

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length of the wall opposite to the angle = X
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Calculations:
Using the SOH CAH TOA rules:
Hence,

SineФ = Opposite ÷ Hypotenuse

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