Question

attach, I need help number 10

Answer 1

Jim..Can't we solve this using the Pythagorean Thm as in:
50^2 + x^2 = 65^2 ? and solve for x?

Answer 2

that's what I'm thinking, but the angle doesn't look like it's a right angle

Answer 3

No. Pythagoras Thereom cannot be used, it is not a right angle.

Answer 4

But its a square..?

Answer 5

Or can we not assume on this one?

Answer 6

Yes - but the pitcher is not situated in the middle of the square, therefore not creating a right angle with the sides of the triangle

Answer 7

but on the other hand, we don't know any of the angles, so the pythagorean theoream is probably our only option (assume the angle is a right angle)

Answer 8

Is there any other possible way to solve this without using the Pythagorean thm though?

Answer 9

I'm in the process of doing this question on paper.

Answer 10

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Answer 11

chaise can you help me number 25,27

Answer 12

I can help you, if you don't mind... lol

Answer 13

This one is easier and because you have the angle you an use
A/Sin(a)=B/Sin(b)

Answer 14

I think.

Answer 15

25, don'n need

Answer 16

can some help 27?

Answer 17

if its not a right angle use law of sines or law of cosines