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  1. Around the Corner - Louis Holmes
    Trig/Calc, difficulty level 4. A girder must be carried along a corridor that has a 90-degree turn at the end. How wide must the corridor be in order for the girder to fit around the corner? ...more>>

  2. Building a Sandbox - Leigh Nataro
    Trig/Calc, difficulty level 3. Find the maximum area for a triangular-shaped sandbox. ...more>>

  3. Building Boxes - Leigh Nataro
    Trig/Calc, difficulty level 2. Find the maximum volume of a rectangular prism constructed from an 8.5-inch by 11-inch piece of paper. ...more>>

  4. Building Bridges - Leigh Nataro
    Trig/Calc, difficulty level 3. Given some dimensions, find the length of a cable that lies along the diagonal of a bridge. ...more>>

  5. How Do You Measure a Mountain? - Leigh Nataro
    Trig/Calc, difficulty level 2. Find the height of a mountain based on two angles and the height of a nearby hill. ...more>>

  6. How Large Is The Yard? - Leigh Nataro
    Trig/Calc, difficulty level 2. Given three sides and two included angles, find the area of my parents' quadrilateral-shaped backyard. ...more>>


 
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