NH 10189
Level 2 Mathematics
Apply Trigonometric Relationships in Solving Problems.
AS 91259 Version 3 2·4
Credits: Three
The Swimming Centre
Introduction This assessment requires you to apply trigonometric methods to help the
Swimming Centre organisers to mark out the boundaries of the two different regions: Swimming
Pool and Cafe area.
Task One
The Swimming Centre organisers have set out the two regions as shown in the diagram.
(a) Calculate the total perimeter of the Swimming Centre which needs to go around the
outside of the two regions that make up the whole Swimming Centre. (Shape ABCDE)
(b) Calculate the area available for the whole Swimming Centre (Shape ABCDE).
All measurements are in metres. Diagram NOT drawn to scale.
C Measurements:
Length AB = 25 m
Length AD = 28 m
B Length DE = 21 m
Café
Length CD = 18 m
Length BD = 18 m
11𝜋 AED = 80
𝑟𝑎𝑑
BDC = 30 radians
30 11𝜋
D
Shape ABDE = Swimming pool
Shape BCD = Sector with centre D
Angle CDE = 180°
Swimming Pool
80
A E
Task Two
A region adjacent to the pool area is being considered for the shower and changing rooms.
This region has the shape of a segment with area of 270 m2.
7π
The enclosed sector angle is radians as shown.
12
Calculate the total perimeter of the region being considered for the Shower and Changing room.
Café
Shower &
Changing
room
Swimming Pool
G
Segment Area : 270 m2
Shower & Changing rooms
F G
Diagram NOT drawn to scale.
