Question

Math

Answer 1

good question lol

Answer 2

Is there more to this question?

Answer 3

is this the end of the world

Answer 4

http://i68.tinypic.com/hstfeq.png

Answer 5

This isn't a math question that I'm trying to do for a test or anything. I'm out of school but I just need a refresher on this

Answer 6

I remember that I would use the laws of sine and cosine and tangent butt I'm a little bit Rusty on it

Answer 7

Yeep...
I'm out.

Answer 8

@518nad Dannnnn... Get over here with your signs LOL

Answer 9

If you help me I'll give you a really cool warning

Answer 10

http://www.mathsisfun.com/algebra/trig-solving-triangles.html

Answer 11

I won't be able to explain it better than they do so I just sent the link

Answer 12

Please don't post things like they necessarily related to the question. I've already been over this and I'm just asking about this specific example in particular

Answer 13

@dan815

Answer 14

Can you tag Jamie rocks for me

Answer 15

@Jamierox4ev3r GET OVER HERE! LOL

Answer 16

dont need no laws of sine or cosine

Answer 17

the short leg of a 30-60-90 triangle is the long leg divided by \(\sqrt3\)

Answer 18

I don't follow

Answer 19

damn i was just trying to help

Answer 20

the ratios of a 30-60-90 triangle are \[1:\sqrt3:2\]for
short leg: long leg: hypotenuse

Answer 21

so for example if the short let is \(10\) then the long leg is \(10\sqrt3\) and the hypotenuse is \(20\)

Answer 22

Short leg being the "adjacent" measurement or aka y

Answer 23

short leg is the... short leg
the one opposite the 30 degree angle

Answer 24

I can't view it on mobile view

Answer 25

So basically, tan30 = y/10

Answer 26

Learn the relationships of the 30-60-90 theorem. (See attached diagram)

Answer 27

lol hi stephen