Find the perimeter of the figure. Round to the nearest tenth.
Perimeter of triangle= side a +side b + side c
everytime i plug it doesnt follow the theorem .
which bottom do i use? theres 4 numbers and it confuses me.
Its a 30 60 90 triangle. IF u use that theorm u will get the answer
oops sorry its not a 30-60-90 triangle if it were the hypotenuse would be the double of any sides but its not like that here, my mistake
what i would do is to use cosine theorem and find the cosine using the right triange on the lieft
It is a 30 60 90 triangle
im still really confused...
its not 30 60 90, it could be if the hypotenuse was 18
just use Pythagorean's theorem in the right triangle: x^2 = 9^2+5^2 => x=sqrt(106) then add it 32+13
barbillus u can;t
barbillus the triangle doesn;t work like that.
isnt that a perpendicular side and the sides are 9 and 5 and the hypotenuse is unknown?
nvm, sry its rlly late for me
I was wrong
ok, anyway, just forget about anything about 30-60-90, cosine theorem etc, two approaches: we have a right triangle the sides of which are 5 and 9 and an unknown hypotenuse we can find it using Pythagorean's theorem and add 32 + 13 to it to find the perimeter of the green field
so... its 45?
no, 45 + sqrt(106)
around 55,3
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