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Numeracy Intermediate November 2021 Unit 2 Q10

WJECIntermediateCurrent spec10 marksBasic TrigonometryPythagoras

10. Mr Read is building a shelter against his house.

(a)

The length of the shelter is 6 m.

Photograph of a lean-to shelter against a house wall, with the length along the wall labelled 6 metres

He has drawn a sketch of the side view of the shelter, as shown below.

Mr Read has started to place some panels on his roof.
When fitted to the roof, each panel needs to slightly overlap the next panel.
The plan view of placing the first 3 panels is also shown below.

Side view: a post on the left and the house outside wall on the right, standing on the ground; the sloping roof is the length of panel, with horizontal distance 4·2 m and vertical rise 1·1 m at the wall. Incomplete plan view showing first 3 panels: 1 metre wide panels, each of the length of panel, with an overlap between neighbouring panels

Diagram not drawn to scale

The shelter roof panels are 1 metre wide and can be bought in different lengths.

Length of panel4·1 m4·2 m4·3 m4·4 m4·5 m4·6 m
Cost per panel£21£22£23£24£25£26

Mr Read bought the cheapest suitable panels to build his shelter roof.
Calculate the cost of all of the panels Mr Read bought.
You must show all your working. [6]

(b)
Side view of the roof: horizontal distance 4·2 m from the post to the house wall, vertical rise 1·1 m at the wall, right angle marked; the angle between the roof and the outside wall of the house is marked at the top of the wall

Diagram not drawn to scale

Calculate the size of the angle between the shelter roof and the outside wall of the house.
Give your answer correct to 3 significant figures. [4]