Geometry help?
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Seems some information is missing here
That's all the info I was given
i have the set up in my notes, but i'm not sure how to plug the numbers into the formula
Well since it's a pythagorean triplet, the hypotenuse is 50, the square root symbol is equal to 40. 50^2=30^2+40^2
how'd you get 50?
and the 40?
That's why there's not enough information... I'm recognizing that it's what's called a 3-4-5 triangle multiplied by a factor of ten.
30 and 60 are degrees
Oh, then I wouldn't know that from how you labeled that, lol ! =)
oh! haha sorry!
its something like the 90 degrees matches up with m, 30 with 2m and 60 matches of mith m square root of 3
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... then m^2 = (2m)^2 + 3
And that doesn't work... lol, sorry!
If 30 degree was opposite to let's say m/2 then we could do this.
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