Question

could i find the two missing side lengths of a right triangle if i only know one side length and one angle measure (other than 90 degree angle) ?
and can you give me an example?

Answer 1

i think yes, use SOA COA TOA

Answer 2

I think you mean SOH CAH TOA :)

Answer 3

yeah, my bad :)

Answer 4

how do i do that?

Answer 5

can you show the picture of that triangle ?

Answer 6

You might want to take a look at this: http://www.bbc.co.uk/schools/gcsebitesize/maths/geometry/trigonometryrev1.shtml

Answer 7

i dont have a picture. i have to give an example of doing this. and i have no idea how to

Answer 8

oh, then the link should be useful

Answer 9

Hello , U can do it in a single step by using the definition of Cos x (cosine) or of the Sin x (sine ) where x is the angle

Answer 10

but i think she need 1 angle and 2 sides for that

Answer 11

However there exist several special cases where you don't even nedd that - very well known.
1 The golden Triangle
2 Equilateral Right triangle

Answer 12

No rmjeans
ONE SIDE and ONE NON_RIGHT ANGLE IS ENOUGH

Answer 13

i just am suppose to be creaeting an example to explain that is for that question i asked

Answer 14

Yes I am drwing you an example

Answer 15

you can use one of the examples on the link I gave you

Answer 16

Just go on the second page