@Data_LG2 @e.mccormick @inowalst
@UnkleRhaukus
\[\boxed{\displaystyle\tan\theta=\frac{\text{opposite side}}{\text{adjacent side}}}\] In your case: the angle \(\theta=35°\), the opposite side is \(x\), and the adjacent side is 12 cm. Solve for \(x\).
So how would i solve for it?
\[\tan 35° = x/12\ \text{cm}\] Multiply both sides by 12 cm, \[x =\]
Wait @UnkleRhaukus do i multiply 35 by 12 or multiply just the x by 12?
@UnkleRhaukus ?
@iambatman
Multiply by 12 cm...Unkle even told you. `Multiply both sides by 12 cm`
tan35*12
Ok i multiplied that already
how many cm did you get?
8.4
I turned it in i thought you gave up on me ;(
\[\tan 35 = x/12\ \text{cm}\\ \tan 35\times12\ \text{cm} = x/12\ \text{cm}\times12\ \text{cm}\\ \tan 35\times12\ \text{cm} = x\]
8.4 cm \(\checkmark\), Good work
thank you and @UnkleRhaukus mind helping me on this one big thing? I'd be so grateful for your assistance
Ok can you help me with this or ?
do you have some documentation on building codes for ramps? [because i don't].
http://www.adawheelchairramps.com/wheelchair-ramps/ada-guidelines.aspx @UnkleRhaukus
1:12 is the ratio of the opposite side, to the adjacent side
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