PLEASE HELP ME SOLVING RIGHT TRIANGLE. fIND THE MEASUREMENT OF ANGLE B AND THE MEASUREMENT OF ADJACENT AND HYPOTHENUS
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in a right triangle, the sum of the two angles included except that of C is equal to 90 degrees... that angle C which is 90 degrees is the right angle of a right triangle...
so the angle B is 62.5° right??
knowing the 3 basic trigonometric functions commonly named as SOH-CAH-TOA where... SOH = Sine of the angle = Opposite side of the angle/Hypotenuse of the Right triangle CAH = Cosine of the angle = Adjacent side of the angle/Hypotenuse... TOA = Tangent of the angle = Opposite side/Adjacent side
yes you're correct about angle B...
ok.. then, what the next step to get the measurement of leng of b and c??
what's the next step, i mean
the given side is opposite on one of the angle... you can solve the adjacent side to the angle... what trig function do you think is applicable?
TAN?? IS THAT RIGHT?
yup you can use that...
TANGEANT= O/A..
ok... go on
is there any possible trig function aside from tangeant??
you can use SINE to solve the hypotenuse c... using the given angle A
for the COSINE to solve hypotenuse c also, but you have to use the other angle B
ok . wait i'll try tan and sin..
after solving the adjacent side (solve thru' TAN)... you can solve hypotenuse c using the Pythagorean Theorem: c = sqrt (a^2 + b^2)
Pythagorean Theorem is always applicable at the sides of right triangles....
b=18.96 .... is that right??
yes you're correct!... you're getting it right... :)
then when i try to solve in sin,, the c=4.56 .. right or wrong?
what angle did you use?
sinA= SIN (27.5)
sin (27.5) = 9.87/h
so h = 9.87/sin(27.5), what will you get?
c=4.56 po.
are you sure? try to look at it again...
ah! i mean 21.36 po. tama po?
yes, that's the correct one... you got it all correct now... congratulations!.... :-)
thank you po very much! God bless po.
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