![Introduction to Trigonometry [ Balloon Example ]](/Concept%20Panel%20Images/Image_Trigonometry_Balloon%20Example.jpg)
Experiment description
In this experiment, a girl spots a hot air balloon moving from Point A to Point B. By looking up at the balloon, a right triangle is formed with the ground. You will use Sine, Cos, and Tan to calculate the balloon's altitude and see how math is used to measure objects in the sky!
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