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OpenStudy (anonymous):

How to do Q1 a and b (Please wait for me to attach the picture)

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Directrix (directrix):

The figures are too small to see the given dimensions. Perhaps you can enlarge it and repost.

OpenStudy (anonymous):

Find the unknown marked lengths and angles in the following figures

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OpenStudy (callisto):

how many questions are you asking?

OpenStudy (anonymous):

Part a.) |dw:1331452868207:dw| PR = 3 + 4 = 7 cos R = 7/12 R = arccos(7/12) approx = 54.3147° 180° in a triangle, so m<PQR approx = 35.6853 Save that for later. Pythag thm: 7² + QP² = 12² QP² = 144 - 49 QP approx = 9.7468 tan <PQS approx = 3/9.7468 Take arctan. m<PQS approx = 17.1080 n = m<SQR - m<PQS = 35.6853 - 17.1080 = 18.5773 *note* all equals are approx here --^ n approx = 18.5773 Part b.) |dw:1331452868207:dw| Pythag thm -> QS = 10 Given RQ = QS so RQ = 10 RP = RQ + QP = 18, save for later tan <QSP = 8/6 Take arctan of both sides. m<QSP approx = 53.1301 tan <RSP = 18/6 Take arctan of both sides. m<RSP approx = 71.5651 θ = m<RSP - m<QSP = 71.5651 - 53.1301 = 18.4350 *note* all equals are approx here --^ @Luis Rivera, if the 6-8-10 triangle were a 30-60-90, then it's sides would be in a ratio of 1:sqrt(3):2, which they are not.

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