How many unique triangles can be made when one angle measures 90° and another angle is half that measure? HALP!!!!

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anonymous · Answer

+KamiBug

anonymous · Answer

@KamiBug

anonymous · Answer

@SithsAndGiggles

anonymous · Answer

I'm so bad at math. 
I think its none because the sum of all the angles need to be 180* but i am still unsure.

kamibug · Answer

You are correct! The sum of all the angles of a triangle need to be 180 degrees, so that means if two of the angles are already determined, the other angle can only be one specific number that makes the sum 180. So only 1 unique triangle can me made in this case. :P

anonymous · Answer

Thank you! I Fanned!

anonymous · Answer

You really helped Thanks alot.

kamibug · Answer

No problem. :) I'll fan u back! ^_^

anonymous · Answer

TY!

anonymous · Answer

If you dont mind, can you help with one more?

kamibug · Answer

Sure =]

anonymous · Answer

I get stuck on the little things lol.

anonymous · Answer

You can draw a quadrilateral with no parallel lines and at least one right angle. True or False.

anonymous · Answer

I think false because i think i read somewhere in the lesson it needs 2 parallel lines.

kamibug · Answer

Some types of quadrilateral do need to have parallel sides. But, here it doesn't specify any specific type and quadrilateral just means that it has four sides so this is true.

anonymous · Answer

Ok, Gosh are you a teacher or something lol.

kamibug · Answer

Lol

anonymous · Answer

Ok, those were the ones i needed help with! Thank you so much!

kamibug · Answer

Glad to help ^.^