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worty [1.4K]
1 year ago
5

completa con las razones trigonométricas de cada triángulo rectángulo dado y encuentra el lado faltante aplicando el teorema de

Pitágoras

Mathematics
1 answer:
Rus_ich [418]1 year ago
4 0

primero vamos a calcular el lado faltante usando el teorema de pitagoras para poder obtener el lado faltante a

a=\sqrt[]{hipotenusa^2-cateto^2}a=\sqrt[]{100^2-85^2}=52.68

a=52.68 m

teniendo el lado faltante podemos calcular las razones trigonometricas

\sin (55)=\frac{85}{100}=0.85\cos (55)=\frac{52.68}{100}=0.52\tan (55)=\frac{85}{52.68}=1.61

\csc (55)=\frac{100}{85}=1.17\sec (55)=\frac{100}{52.68}=1.89\cot (55)=\frac{52.68}{85}=0.61

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