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How do you solve a right triangle when only given either one angle or one side ? Like my professor did not do a good job teaching this . Like i may have the 90 degree angle and another angle of 28 degrees . Then I may have side b which may be 7 and then the 90 degree angle . How do I solve this ?
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if you know one angle and one side then to find 2nd side you can use trig. to find 3rd angle use the fact all triangles add up to 180 degree
|dw:1449467247822:dw| i know two angles 90+66 to find 3rd angle i can add both angles and then subtract it from 180 \[\rm 90+66+x=180 \] solve for x then u will get x=24
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