Question

how do you find the sides of a triangle if you only have the longest side found

Answer 1

if it's a right angle triangle,
use Pythagoras.

Answer 2

use sin cos tan

Answer 3

i dont know the angle only the side

Answer 4

Draw the triangle and label it for all of us to see

Answer 5

Yay! I created a triangle using that drawing feature below. Now you can do the same :D

Answer 6

omg openstudy work?

Answer 7

Shocking, but true

Answer 8

a^2+b^2=c^2

Answer 9

i know that equation

Answer 10

very nice :)

Answer 11

What about drawing the triangle?

Answer 12

triangle help :)

Answer 13

i have the picture of the triangle but its a bigger problem

Answer 14

Can you try drawing it?

Answer 15

and are us till looking for a side measurement
?

Answer 16

yes ive tried the pythag and sin cos tan and its still the wrong answers

Answer 17

I see why you didn't draw it

Answer 18

i can try i sent it in an attachment

Answer 19

umm your going to have to solve it with the circles...like looking for circumference and ratio

Answer 20

ok

Answer 21

ur trying to find from A to B right?

Answer 22

yes

Answer 23

o well it gives u what yo need eb=8.4 andFp=3.2
so the way i see it just do 8.4*2 and 3.2*2 and add them

Answer 24

ill try it

Answer 25

and that gives u one more side then u should be able to use pathagereom

Answer 26

ok

Answer 27

that was the wrong answer

Answer 28

did u use a^2+B^2=c^2?

Answer 29

yup

Answer 30

hmm give me a sec

Answer 31

is this how u did it?