CEBU INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY - UNIVERSITY

N. Bacalso Avenue, Cebu City

Senior High School Department
First Semester, A.Y. 2019-2020
CALC11A PRECALCULUS
Performance Task No. 1
PART A: PROPOSAL

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS:

1. Each group will be composed of three to four members.

2. Each group will be assigned two word problems to be solved and answered.
3. Present your answers and solutions in a long bond paper with the correct format and font. ERASURES ARE NOT ALLOWED.
Refer to the page below for the format.
4. For your solutions, round off your answers to the nearest tenths place (one decimal place).

Example:
r = 3.23 cm  r = 3.2 cm (to be used as a dimension in the model)
h = 8.56 in  h = 8.6 in (to be used as a dimension in the model)

5. The graph(2D figure) should should be complete with all the variables (r,x,y,etc.) used in solving the problem.
6. The illustration(3D figure) should show the planned project. It can be hand drawn or printed.

FORMAT
Bond Paper Size: Long (13 in by 8.5 in)
Font Style: Verdana
Font Size: 8

Rubrics for the Proposal

MULTIPLIER
CRITERIA % POINTS
10 8 6 4
40 4 The students show full The students show The students show The students do not in
development of the adequate development of partial development of general understood the task
Content concept. The solution the concept. The solutions the concept. Solutions and is just using circular
Integration and presented without errors presented have minimal have a number of errors references or no analysis at
and and answers are errors. are noticed. all.
Accuracy
accurate.

40 4 The students presented The students presented The students presented The students presented a
their solutions in a well- their solutions in a their solutions in a disorganized and confusing
organized manner. The adequately organized partially organized solution. The proposal’s
Organization proposal followed the manner. The proposal manner. The proposal’s format is erroneous.
and format perfectly. followed the format format have some Variables are wrongly
Variables are properly enough. Some variables errors. A number of represented and defined.
Representation
defined and represented. are defined and variables have
represented properly. erroneous
representation.
10 1 The proposal is neatly The proposal is adequately
The proposal is
The proposal is not neat and
somewhat neat. A
Neatness presented. There are no neat. One or two erasures
number of erasures are
very messy. A lot of erasures
erasures. can be observed. can be observed.
observed.
10 1 The proposal is passed on The proposal is passed The proposal is passed
The proposal is passed two to
Promptness time, during the subject within the day of the the day after the
four days late.
period. deadline. deadline.

NOTE: Proposal passed five days late is considered as ZERO.

DEADLINE:
Sections QRST & Bridge: August 14,2019 (Monday)
Sections UVWZ: August 13, 2019 (Tuesday)
 WORD PROBLEMS
Refer to the word problems below with respect to your groupings.
GROUP 1
1: The restaurant at the top of a tower is circular and has a
diameter of 94.5 feet. The dining part of the restaurant rotates,
making about one complete rotation every 48 minutes. A dinner
party was seated at the edge of the revolving restaurant at 6:45
PM and was finished at 8:57 PM. Find the distance the party
traveled during dinner.
2: The blades of a water turbine are 14.5 inches long. The
propeller rotates at 24.5 revolutions per minute. Find the angular
speed of the propeller in radian per second.
GROUP 2
1: The sprocket on the crankshaft of an engine powers the
camshaft by a chain assembly. If the engine crankshaft is
turning 3250 revolutions per minute and the sprocket has a
radius of 1.5 inches, to the nearest inch how many inches of
chain travel past the sprocket in one minute?
2: The Hubble telescope is in orbit around the earth at an
altitude of 600 kilometers, and completes one orbit in 97
minutes. If the the radius of the earth is approximately 6,400
kilometers, how far does the telescope travel in one hour?
GROUP 3
1: A bridge is built across the top of two cliffs of the same
height. The length of the bridge is 15 m. If from a point on the
ground between the two buildings, the angles of elevation of the
ends of the bridge are 68 degrees and 62 degrees, how high are
the cliffs?
2: A bridge is supported by triangular braces. If the sides of each
brace have lengths 30 feet, 40 feet, and 50 feet.(Note: the
bridge uses triangular trusses)
a. Find the measure of the angle opposite the 40-foot
side.
b. How many possible triangular trusses can be erected if
the distance between the endpoints of the bridge is
150 ft and the height is 40 ft?
GROUP 4
1: Nicole shines a light from a window of a lighthouse on a cliff
250 feet above the water level. Nick, 10 feet above the water
level in a ship off shore, finds that the angle of elevation of the
light is 30°. Find the length of the line of sight (light beam) from
Nick to Nicole. Round to the nearest tenth.
2: An airplane is flying at an altitude of 6000 m over the ocean
directly toward a coastline. At a certain time, the angle of
depression to the coastline from the airplane is 24°. How much
farther does the airplane have to fly before it is directly above
the coastline?
GROUP 6
1: When the angle of elevation of the sun is 62°, a telephone
pole that is tilted at an angle of 12° directly away from the
sun casts a shadow 20 feet long. Determine the length of the
pole to the nearest foot.
2: An 8m telephone pole is not standing up straight. There is
a wire attached to the top of the pole and anchored on the
ground. The wire is 8.5 meters long and makes a 65° angle
with the ground. What angle does the telephone pole make
with the ground?
GROUP 7
1: At a certain distance away from a building, the angle of
elevation to the top is 18°. Moving 250m toward the building,
the angle of elevation increases to 40°. Find the height of the
building to the nearest meter.
2: Two buildings of equal height are 800 feet apart. An
observer on the street between the buildings measures the
angles of elevation to the tops of the buildings as 27° and
41° respectively. How high, to the nearest foot are the
buildings?
GROUP 8
1: A forest ranger is on a lookout tower in a forest. His
observation position is 214.7 ft above the ground when he
spots an illegal campfire. The angle of depression from his
position to the fire is 12°. Find the distance of the fire from
the base of the tower.
2: Lisa is 800meters from the base of a mountain. From
where she stands, she measures the angle of elevation to the
mountain peak as 38°. She then walks to the base of the
mountain and measures the new angle of elevation this time
as 49°. Find the distance from the base to the peak of the
mountain.
GROUP 9
1: A triangular lot sits at the corner of two streets that
intersect at an angle of 58°. One street side of the lot is 32
meters and the other is 40 meters. How long is the third side
of the lot?
2: A mall forms an 85° angle with a straight road. At a
distance of 100 feet from the mall, the line of sight to the tip
of the mall’s edge forms a 37° angle. Find the length of the
mall.
GROUP 5
1: A vertical flagpole is attached to the top edge of a building. A
man stands 400 feet from the base of the building. From his
viewpoint, the angle of elevation to the bottom of the flagpole is
60°; to the top is 62.5°. Determine the height of the flagpole.
2: A vertical pole 40 feet tall stands on a hillside that makes an
angle 17° with the horizontal. Calculate the length of the cable
that will reach from the top of the pole to a point 72 feet
downhill from the base of the pole.
GROUP 11
1: Two observers are standing on shore ½ mile apart at points A
and B and measure the angle to a sailboat at a point C at the
same time. Angle A is 63° and angle B is 56°. Find the distance
from each observer to the sailboat.
2: An oil platform in the ocean is in front of a 1200-yard long
sand beach. The angle made with the platform from one end of
the beach is 85° and from the other end is 76°. Find the distance
of the oil platform from each end of the beach to the nearest
yard.
GROUP 12
1:Peter and his partner are conducting a physics experiment on
pendulum motion. Their 30 cm pendulum traverses an arc of 15
cm. To the nearest degree, how many degrees of rotation did the
pendulum swing?
2: A 12-inch pizza is made in an oven. After cooking, it is sliced
into 6 equal parts so that everyone gets the same sized piece.
a. Determine the central angle created by two pieces of the
pizza.
b. Determine the area covered by each piece of the pizza to
the nearest tenth of a square inch.
GROUP 15
1. A bridge is to be built across a small lake from a gazebo
to a dock. The bearing of the gazebo to the dock is
𝑆41°𝑊. From a tree 100 meters from the gazebo, the
bearings to the gazebo and the dock are 𝑆74°𝐸 and
𝑆28°𝐸 respectively. Solve for the distance from the
GROUP 10
1: Ship A at sea is located 15.6km to the west of ship B. A
port is seen from the deck of each ship.The port is at N32°E
from ship A and N18°W from ship B. Find the distance
between the two ships from the port.
2: A ship sights a lighthouse directly to the south. A second
ship, 9 miles east of the first ship, also sights the same
lighthouse. The bearing from the second ship to the
lighthouse is S34°W. How far, to the nearest tenth of a mile,
is the first ship from the lighthouse?
GROUP 13
1: The moon revolves around the earth at approximately
2,547,850.50 square kilometers. Assuming that the orbit is
circular, find the distance between the moon and the earth at
this point in square kilometers.
2: An asteroid has been discovered 2.18 x 1012 kilometers
away from the earth. It traveled in a circular motion, quasi-
orbiting our planet. After some time from it’s initial discovery,
scientist observed that it traveled 2.78 x 1012 kilometers. How
much angle did the asteroid made from it’s initial position?
GROUP 14
1: In mobile legends, the tank, crowd control, initiator-
specialist, Gatotkaca, is well-known for its taunting and
setting skills. One of its special skills is the “Avatar of
Guardian”. Using this skill, Gatotkaca charges and jumps to
the designated area, knocking nearby enemies into the air
and dealings Magic Damage for those within the circular area
of effect of 24π square meters. At an encounter in the top lane,
two enemy heroes formed an angle of 36.75 degrees at the
edge of his attack range from his position. Find the distance
of the two enemy heroes with respect to the skill’s area of
effect.
2: In mobile legends, the marksman and novice-choice hero,
Miya, is well-known for its skill ”Rain of Arrows”. This skill
produces a barrage of arrows towards a designated area,
dealing 5 hits to enemies. At maximum level, each hit deals
200 points of Physical Damage. An enemy hero with a
remaining health points of 992 was caught at the very center
of the shower. If the area of effect of this skill is 61.5π square
meters:
A. How far should the enemy hero travel to escape the barrage?
B. How much damage will the enemy hero receive? Assuming that it
does not have any escaping/blink skills, will it survive the barrage?
GROUP 16
1. Two ships leave a port at 9:00 AM. One travels at a
bearing of 𝑁53°𝑊 at 12 miles per hour, and the other
travels at the bearing of 𝑆67°𝑊 at 16 miles per hour.
Approximate how far apart they are at noon that
day.
 gazebo to the dock.
2. A 100-foot vertical tower is to be erected on the a hill
that makes a 6° angle with the horizontal. Find the
length of each of the two guy wires that will be
anchored 75 feet uphill and downhill from the base of
the tower.
GROUP 17
1. A triangular parcel of land has 115 meters of frontage,
and the other boundaries have lengths of 76 meters and
92 meters. What angles does the frontage make with
the two other boundaries?
2. A triangular parcel of land has side lengths 725 feet,
650 feet, and 575 feet. Solve for the measure of the
largest angle.
2. A boat race runs along a triangular course marked
by buoys A, B, and C. The race starts with the boats
headed west for 3700 meters. The other two sides of
the course lie to the north of the first side, and their
lengths are 1700 meters and 3000 meters. Solve for
the bearings for the last two legs of the race.
GROUP 18
1. On a baseball diamond with 90-foot sides, the
pitcher’s mound is 60.5 feet from home plate. How
far is the pitcher’s mound to third base?
2. The baseball player in center field is playing 330 feet
from the television camera that is behind home
plate. A batter hits fly ball that goes to the wall 420
feet from the camera. The camera then turns 8° to
follow the play. How far does the center fielder have
to run to make the catch?
 CEBU INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY - UNIVERSITY
N. Bacalso Avenue, Cebu City

Senior High School Department

First Semester, A.Y. 2019-2020
CALC11A PRECALCULUS
Performance Task No. 1:
APPLICATIONS OF RIGHT, OBLIQUE and RADIAN TRIGONOMETRY
PART A : PROPOSAL

GRADE & GROUP NUMBER DATE

NAMES
SECTION SUBMITTED
[insert number here]

WORD WORD
PROBLEM PROBLEM
NO: NO:

ILLUSTRATION(2D) ILLUSTRATION(2D)

ILLUSTRATION(3D) ILLUSTRATION(3D)

SOLUTION: SOLUTION:

ANSWER: ANSWER:

MULTIPLIER
CRITERIA % POINTS
10 8 6 4
Content Integration and Accuracy 40 4
Organization and Representation 40 4
Neatness 10 1
Promptness 10 1
TOTAL