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Solve each triangle - find any missing side and angle measures. Round answers to the nearest tenth.

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Basile [38]1 year ago

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The sides of the right-angle triangle will be 16 units and 20.30 units. And the missing angle will be 52°.

<h3>What is a right-angle triangle?</h3>

It's a form of a triangle with one 90-degree angle that follows Pythagoras' theorem and can be solved using the trigonometry function.

The side AC will be

tan 38° = 12.5 / AC

AC = 15.999

AC ≈ 16 units

Then the side AB will be

AB² = 12.5² + 16²

AB = 20.30 units

We know that the angle sum is 180 degrees. Then we have

∠A + ∠B + ∠C = 180°

38° + ∠B + 90° = 180°

∠B = 52°

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