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3D Trigonometry Test

The document consists of a series of mathematical questions related to trigonometry and geometry involving lines and planes in three dimensions. It includes problems about calculating lengths of diagonals and angles in various geometric shapes such as cuboids, wedges, and pyramids. Each question provides multiple-choice answers for students to select from.

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3D Trigonometry Test

The document consists of a series of mathematical questions related to trigonometry and geometry involving lines and planes in three dimensions. It includes problems about calculating lengths of diagonals and angles in various geometric shapes such as cuboids, wedges, and pyramids. Each question provides multiple-choice answers for students to select from.

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OCR Additional Mathematics Trig applications

Section 1: Lines and planes in three dimensions

Section test
Questions 1 - 3 refer to this cuboid.

H G

E F
D C
5 cm
6 cm
A 12 cm B

AB = 12 cm, BC = 6 cm and AE = 5 cm.

1. What is the length of the diagonal AF?

(a) 17 cm (b) 10.9 cm


(c) 13.4 cm (d) 13 cm
(e) I don’t know

2. What is the length of the diagonal AG?

(a) 14.3 cm (b) 12.4 cm


(c) 23 cm (d) 11.5 cm
(e) I don’t know

3. What is the angle GAC, correct to one decimal place?

(a) 21.9° (b) 68.2°


(c) 20.4° (d) 19.3°
(e) I don’t know

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Questions 4 - 7 refer to this wedge. The base is horizontal; the triangular sides and the
rectangle CDEF are all vertical.

E F

11 cm
D
C
8 cm
A B
20 cm
AB = 20 cm, BC = 8 cm and AE = 11 cm.

4. What is the length of the diagonal AF?

(a) 30.1 cm (b) 24.2 cm


(c) 21.4 cm (d) 22.8 cm
(e) I don’t know

5. What is the angle FBC, correct to one decimal place?

(a) 36.0° (b) 46.7°


(c) 43.3° (d) 54.0°
(e) I don’t know

6. What is the angle EBD, correct to one decimal place?

(a) 19.3° (b) 28.8°


(c) 27.1° (d) 30.7°
(e) I don’t know

7. What is the angle of greatest slope, correct to one decimal place?

(a) 28.8° (b) 36.0°


(c) 43.3° (d) 46.7°
(e) I don’t know

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Questions 8 - 10 refer to this pyramid.

C
6 cm

A B
8 cm

ABC is a horizontal, equilateral triangle with AB = BC = CA = 8 cm, BD = 6 cm and D is


vertically above B.

8. What is the length of the edge CD?

(a) There is not enough information to be


(b) 12.8 cm
able to calculate the length of CD.
(c) 5.29 cm (d) 10 cm
(e) I don’t know

9. What is the angle DCB, correct to one decimal place?

(a) 36.9° (b) 53.1°


(c) 38.7° (d) 45°
(e) I don’t know

10. M is the midpoint of the side AC. What is the angle DMB, correct to one decimal place?

(a) 45° (b) 30°


(c) 40.9° (d) 49.1°
(e) I don’t know

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