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TRIG.148 Evaluate the reliability of digital sources for data and formulas Worksheet

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Problem 1Difficulty: Mastery

You are implementing an algorithm that uses arctan2 to compute angles robustly. One source is the programming language specification for arctan2; another is a blog that uses arctan(y divided by x) for all cases.

Which source is most trustworthy, and what criterion supports that choice?

AThe blog method using arctan(y divided by x) because it fails when x is 0 and can give wrong quadrants.

BA forum post that says “arctan2 is the same thing” without explanation.

CThe language specification for arctan2; criterion: authoritative definition handling quadrants and edge cases.

DA code snippet that omits documentation and unit tests.

Solution & Explanation:Robust angle computation depends on correct quadrant handling and edge cases; the language spec defines arctan2 behavior precisely.

Problem 2Difficulty: Mastery

You are deciding between two climate-model inputs that use periodic functions: Source 1 is an official dataset with a published uncertainty model; Source 2 is an influencer-made dataset that claims “cleaned for you” but removes ‘noise’ without explaining.

Which source is most trustworthy, and what criterion supports that choice?

ASource 2 because it looks smoother, but unexplained ‘cleaning’ can remove real signal and bias results.

BA blog praising Source 2 with no technical details.

CA chart image showing smooth curves without data access.

DSource 1 with published uncertainty model; criterion: transparent treatment of uncertainty and processing.

Solution & Explanation:Trust sources that explain processing and uncertainty. Unexplained smoothing can change the meaning of the data and break scientific reliability.

Problem 3Difficulty: Mastery

You are checking whether a formula source for camera triangulation uses degrees or radians inside the tangent function. Source A shows the formula and explicitly states units; Source B shows the same formula but never states units.

Which source is most trustworthy, and what criterion supports that choice?

ASource B because it looks similar, but missing unit info can cause a major implementation error.

BA forum reply that says “just try both.”

CA video that shows the formula briefly without unit labels.

DSource A that explicitly states the angle unit used; criterion: explicit unit specification for correct implementation.

Solution & Explanation:Angle-unit ambiguity is a common cause of wrong results; trustworthy sources specify units clearly.

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