Hopefully, you remember that the hypotenuse in a right triangle<span> is the longest side, which is also directly across from the </span>90<span> degree angle. It turns out that in a </span>30-60-90 triangle<span>, you can find the measure of any of the three sides, simply by knowing the measure of at least one side in the </span>triangle<span>.</span>
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Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
The complete question in the attached figure
we know that
tan ∠AOB=opposite side angle ∠AOB/adjacent side angle ∠AOB
opposite side angle ∠AOB=1
adjacent side angle ∠AOB=√3
angle ∠AOB=pi/a radians
so
tan (pi/a)=1/√3---------> tan (pi/a)=√3/3
we know that
tan 30°=√3/3
30° is equal to pi/6 radians
and
angle (pi/a) belong to the I quadrant
so
(pi/a)=pi/6
a=6
the answer isa=6