I could use your help :)

@IMStuck

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I could use your help :)

@IMStuck

anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

|dw:1407289042744:dw|  I would solve for the hypotenuse of the large triangle first then use the law of sines to determine all the angles

anonymous · Answer

|dw:1407289295834:dw| Once you have all the angles you can solve for (?)

anonymous · Answer

tan= opp./adj.
5/16= 0.3125

anonymous · Answer

sin= opp./hyp.
5/0.3125= 16

anonymous · Answer

That works to

anonymous · Answer

sin? tan?
:/

anonymous · Answer

@IMStuck  I'm actually stuck, lol..

anonymous · Answer

When I get stuck, I just stare at the thing and it just magically solves itself :)

anonymous · Answer

^Haha, thanks Disney..

anonymous · Answer

Or you could just think happy thoughts, say "Oh, you're so awesome, Peter :) ", and then who knows, an answer might just magically appear.

Who needs this sin tan stuff anyway? :D

imstuck · Answer

You will use similar triangles here.

anonymous · Answer

But in all seriousness, trig isn't actually needed... all that you do need is a healthy knowledge of similar triangles :D

anonymous · Answer

Speaking of which... what do you know about similar triangles, @lilia222 ? ^^

anonymous · Answer

I see now making it more difficult than it has to be.

imstuck · Answer

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