Question

Can someone help me with my geometry homework? I haven't been in class for four days and I have no idea how to do this.

Answer 1

for 5 and 7, the smallest angle is opposite the smallest side, largest angle opposite longest side

Answer 2

can you do 9?

Answer 3

for #5 and #7?

Answer 4

#5
Smallest: <Q
Middle: <R
Largest: <P

Answer 5

The way I think of it, the angle corresponds to the side it is 'looking' at.
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Perhaps that will help you envision it. But anyway, the point is that if the length of a side is smaller than another side, then the angle to which it corresponds to will be smaller in value than the angle that corresponds to the other side.

Answer 6

And that is correct.

Answer 7

That diagram helps a lot, thank you

Answer 8

I think you got the rest from here. The concept is fairly simple.

Answer 9

is #7
Smallest: <F
Middle: <H
Largest: <G

Answer 10

Yes

Answer 11

can i do them all and you check them?

Answer 12

Sure

Answer 13

Thank you. ill try to finish them up

Answer 14

is #6
smallest - largest
<M,
<K
<L

Answer 15

#8
<X
<Y
<Z

Answer 16

#10
<U
<S
<T

Answer 17

Check #6

Answer 18

#8 is good

Answer 19

im not really sure about #6 and #9

Answer 20

is #9
<B
<A
<C

Answer 21

and recheck #10

Answer 22

#9 is also incorrect.

Recall that a triangle has three angles, and the sum of these angles will always be 180 degrees. If you are given two angles, you can solve for the third angle (as there would then be only one unknown, and you can create an equation).

Additionally, a box in the angle means that it has a measure of 90 degrees.

Answer 23

oh yeah i already labeled it as
<B - 48º
<C-90º
<A-42º

Answer 24

Yeah, you have to change up the order a bit

Answer 25

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Answer 26

im still unsure of how to do #9, #6, and #10
some of them arent across from anything??

Answer 27

All triangles add up to 180 degrees
What do you know about #9 (:

Answer 28

Beat ya :)

Answer 29

i know that the measurements are
<B - 48º
<C-90º
<A-42º

Answer 30

Yes so rank them smallest to largest

Answer 31

The angles.

Answer 32

So first order the angle in increasing order.

Answer 33

Aye aye back off hunty

Answer 34

Do you know how to use sine, cosine, and tangent?

Answer 35

<A, <B, <A
smallest-largest
is this the order???

and no idk how to use sine, cosine, and tangent

Answer 36

You mean <C

Answer 37

Wait nvm the sine thing is irrelevant hehe

Answer 38

oh yes sorry
<A
<B
<C

Answer 39

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