Question

How do I solve for A, B, and C?

Answer 1

@Luigi0210

Answer 2

can we write
tan(b star) = 1/sqrt(3) ????

Answer 3

Can you explain what that means? (b star)

Answer 4

b star is b* :-D

Answer 5

oh, ok :>

Answer 6

The problem says to find angle A and B. and to find the hypotenuse C, I don't know how to find those with sqrt[3] instead of a regular number like 3

Answer 7

do u know tan(30) = 1/sqrt(3) ????

Answer 8

see the steps
tan(b*) = 1/sqrt(3)
tan(b*) = tan(30 degrees)
b* = 30 degrees
do u follow above steps?

Answer 9

A bit, how do you get 30? from tan[b] = 1/sqrt[3]

Answer 10

do u know
sin(30) = 1/2 and cos(30) = sqrt(3)/2
tan(30) = sin(30)/cos(30)
= (1/2)/ (sqrt{3}/2)
= 1/ sqrt(3)
is that clear?

Answer 11

BTW r u looking for the value of b* and a* in radians or degrees?

Answer 12

degrees

Answer 13

did u understand the last step?

Answer 14

not completely no.