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    This document contains the instructions for two games involving angles of elevation and depression. The first game is called "Rebus" and involves forming words from pictures, letters, and operations flashed on screen. The second game is called "Tri-Co-Metteh" and involves identifying whether angles shown are angles of elevation or depression and solving problems involving these angles.

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    This document contains the instructions for two games involving angles of elevation and depression. The first game is called "Rebus" and involves forming words from pictures, letters, and operations flashed on screen. The second game is called "Tri-Co-Metteh" and involves identifying whether angles shown are angles of elevation or depression and solving problems involving these angles.

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    Rosemarie Velasco Dalupang
    This document contains the instructions for two games involving angles of elevation and depression. The first game is called "Rebus" and involves forming words from pictures, letters, and operations flashed on screen. The second game is called "Tri-Co-Metteh" and involves identifying whether angles shown are angles of elevation or depression and solving problems involving these angles.

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    “REBU

    S”
    MECHANICS:
    1. Pictures, words, letters, and
    operations will be flashed on the
    screen.
    2. You only need to form word/s
    out of those.
    3. The one who will give the
    correct answer will gain a prize
    afterwards.
    Angle of Elevation
    Angle of Depression
    Identify whether angle
    A is angle of elevation
    or angle of depression.
    Angle of Elevation
    Angle of Depression
    Angle of Depression
    Angle of Elevation
    Angle of Elevation
    “TRI–
    CO–
    MET–
    TEH”
    MECHANICS:
    1. Problems involving angle of
    elevation and angle of depression
    will be flashed on the screen.
    2. Each group will write their
    answers on their show-me-boards.
    3. Each correct answer will gain a
    point.
    Note: This is not a race game.
    1.

    Angle of Depression
    Angle of Elevation
    Angle of Depression
    Angle of Elevation
    5. A boy who is on the 2nd floor of
    this house watches his dog lying
    on the ground. The angle between
    his eye level and his line of sight
    is 32°. Which angle is identified in
    the problem: angle of elevation or
    angle of depression?

    Angle of Depression
    6. A man on the ground is looking
    to the tarpaulin posted on the
    building. The angle between his
    eye level and his line of sight is 54°.
    Which angle is identified in the
    problem: angle of elevation or
    angle of depression?

    Angle of Elevation
    26.6°
    8.

    10.2 km
    Illustrate the diagram and solve
    the problems.
    1. A hiker is 400 meters away from the base of
    the radio tower. The angle of elevation to the top
    of the tower is 46°. How high is the tower?
    2. Angel’s house is just 20 m away from the
    school. She is on the 2nd floor of their house and
    she can see the gate of their school from their
    house. She determines that the angle of
    depression from her to the gate is 34°. What is
    the measure from the ground to where she is
    looking?
    HOME DELIGHT
    1. An observer in a lighthouse 48.8
    m above sea level saw two vessels
    moving directly towards the
    lighthouse. He observed that the
    angles of depression are 42° and
    35°. Find the distance between the
    two vessels, assuming that they are
    coming from the same side of the

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