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TRIG.142 Technology and data ethics in trigonometry Worksheet

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This Trigonometry Math worksheet provides structured practice on TRIG.142 Technology and data ethics in trigonometry. Students are guided through targeted exercises that build foundational understanding, computational accuracy, and critical thinking skills.

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Trigonometry

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Math

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Math Curriculum

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Problem 1Difficulty: Mastery

Your group uses an online random-data generator to practice fitting sine curves and accidentally includes one generated dataset in the final report as if it were real measurements. What is the most responsible correction?

AReplace it with real measured or properly sourced data, clearly label any simulated data as simulated, and explain how the mistake happened to maintain transparency.

BKeep it because it still demonstrates the math.

CChange the story in the introduction so the data seems real.

DDelete all data and show only a generic sine curve.

Solution & Explanation:Misrepresenting simulated data as real is unethical; correct by labeling data honestly and using appropriate sources.

Problem 2Difficulty: Mastery

A teammate says: “If we cite sources, the teacher will think we didn’t do the math ourselves.” What is the best response?

AExplain that citations show responsible research and tool use; you can still demonstrate understanding by showing your own reasoning, calculations, and interpretation alongside citations.

BCite sources but hide them in tiny text so they don’t count.

CAgree and remove all citations.

DOnly cite if someone asks later.

Solution & Explanation:Citations increase credibility; they do not replace understanding. Ethical work combines attribution with clear demonstration of your own thinking.

Problem 3Difficulty: Mastery

Your project uses a camera-based angle estimator app. The app’s privacy policy allows the company to use uploaded photos for “service improvement.” Your photos include a classroom wall with student artwork and names. What is the best action?

AUpload them and ask the company to remove them later.

BUpload them because it is only a classroom wall.

CUpload them but delete the photos from your phone afterward.

DDo not upload those photos; instead take new photos that avoid names/artwork or use offline measurement methods, and document the method used.

Solution & Explanation:Ethical tech use requires reading privacy implications and avoiding uploading identifiable information when a tool retains or reuses data.

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