Given the indicated parts of triangle ABC with y= 90 degrees, approximate the remaining parts. (Round your answers to one decimal place.) a = 26, b = 54 a= b= c=
b
It's asking you to solve for the degrees of the other angles or the length of the sides?
The degrees of a and b but the side of c
Ok, is there an image?
one second
Thanks for the help by the way.
Sure, I'll do my best. :)
Is it okay if i attach a word document with the Image on it?
Yeah that's okay
Okay, so I'm assuming side C is the hypotenuse. To solve for the length of the hypotenuse, you can use the Pythagorean Theorem! :) a^2 + b^2 = c^2 Just plug in the known values for a and b and solve for c. 26^2 + 54^2 = c^2 676 + 2916 = c^2 3592 = c^2 c = \[2\sqrt{898}\]
To solve for the other angles you can use what you've learned about Since, Cosine, or Tangent. :) Is there a picture of the triangle? That way I'll know the position of each angle and side to be sure.
how did you get to 2 square root of 898, instead of just a number with a decimal
no, theres no picture
Oh, that's because I simplified the square root of 3592. But in decimal form that would be an irrational decimal, but rounds to about 59.93.
okay, youve been so helpful! I think i will be able to get the other answers.
is there anyway i can give you good rep? sorry this is my first time using this site. Do i just press best response?
Lol okay, so I'm just going to guess the triangle looks something like this...|dw:1415647596652:dw|
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