The student fee for Summer Orientation is $210 for first years and $130 for transfers (already included in the tuition and fees bill you will receive in July). All students will have already paid this fee regardless of whether or not they attend orientation.
When you do your sine graphs, don't try to plot loads of points. Instead, note the important points. The sine wave is at zero (that is, on the x-axis) at x = 0, Ï, and 2Ï; it is at 1 when x = Ï/2; it is at â1 when x = 3Ï/2. Plot these five points, and then fill in the curve.
Since we know the 53 angle, the hypotenuse ,and we want to find length of the opposite side, we should use sine. Step 2. Set up an equation based on the ratio you chose in the step 1. $ sin(53) = \frac{opposite}{hypotenuse} \\ sin(53) = \frac{x}{15} $. Step 3. Cross multiply and solve the equation for the side length.irections: Use sohcahtoa to find the given side length. Based on your givens and unknowns, determine which sohcahtoa ratio to use. Since we know the 67 angle, its adjacent side length and we want to know length of the opposite side, we should use tangent. Set up an equation based on the ratio you chose in the step 1.