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Two ways: using trigonometry or simple pythagorean. If two angles are equal, what do you know about their opposite sides? Once you know that, you'll have two of the three sides, and can use the Pythagorean Theorem to finish the problem.
x=7sqr2
sin rule
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Thank you angela
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but ofc u can use the methods Londovir and Saifoo said
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I prefer sin rule.
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yea but in this kind of triangles is better to know that always the diagonal is a*sqr2
But I prefer sin rule. lol.
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hahah lool..kk use that :P
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