I need some geometry help!
what is the question
oh srry have no idea
@Xnlovely, could you help?
@helper99
opposite/hypotenuse
im not 100% sure but i got 67.38013505195957 for that angle on Question 1
I doubt that
what is the opposite side (when looking from angle x) ? what is the hypotenuse of the triangle?
Could you guideme through the process?
please label the opposite side and the hypotenuse of the triangle as I asked.
what do you think then i honestly did not know how to do this i gave it my best guess
Znappy, any feedback you can give me? what is (or how long is) the hypotenuse? what is (or how long is) the opposite side?
the hypotenuse is 13 cm long
yes, correct, and the opposite side ?
(opposite side, - opposite to angle x)
12 cm?
yes
so, sin(x) = opposite / hypotenuse and as we have just now found out, sin(x) = 12 / 13
That equals 0.92
yes, something about that, I don't have a calc with me right now. for your next part, do you know what complementary (they misspelled it) angles are?
Not so sure :P
Are we still in the first question?
no, on the second one. going slowly into it, kinda
complementary angles are angles that add to 90. (simply speaking) such that angles A and B are complementary is A+B=90
Also, do you know that the sum of all angles in a triangle (regardless of what triangle you are dealing with) is 180 degrees ?
Yes, so would I have to substract 92 - 90 and it will give me the angle of angle x?
no no...
you need to determine the relationship as given in part 2
When you look from angle x, label for me the - adjacent side - opposite side - hypotenuse
Adjacent = 5 cm opposite = 12 cm hypotenuse = 13 cm
Yes, those are correct! Now, in the picture I re-drew from the attachment, but I labeled the other angle as y for convenience. |dw:1429547653672:dw|
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