To the nearest tenth of a degree, ﬁnd the sizes of the acute angles in the 7-24-25 right
triangle and in the 8-15-17 right triangle. This information then allows you to calculate
the sizes of all the angles in the 25-51-52 triangle. Show how to do it.

Question

To the nearest tenth of a degree, ﬁnd the sizes of the acute angles in the 7-24-25 right
triangle and in the 8-15-17 right triangle. This information then allows you to calculate
the sizes of all the angles in the 25-51-52 triangle. Show how to do it.

anonymous · Answer

I already got the acute angles for the 7-24-25 and 8-15-17 right triangles but I'm not sure how to use them to find the sizes of the angles in the 25-51-52 triangle