Form a right angle triangle joining both given points to the origin, we get:
Perpendicular = 2 ( distance is always positive)
Base = 4 ( same logic)
Applying Pythagorus theorem
Hypotenuse = root of ( perpendicular squared + base squared)
Hypotenuse = root of 20 = 2 * root 5
Using x instead of theta
Sin x = perpendicular/hypotenuse
Cos x = base/hypotenuse
Sin x = -1/ root 5
Cos x = -2/ root 5
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Answer:
y=3
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
Angle A must be acute.
Explanation:
Both angle A and C must be acute. The sum of the angles in a triangle is 180°.
An obtuse angle is more than 90°, so the sum of the remaining 2 angles has to be less than 90°.
Note that it is impossible to have:
<span>2 right angles in a triangle, because <span>90°+90°=180</span>° and the third angle still needs to be added.1 obtuse and 1 right angle in a triangle, their sum is more than 180°2 obtuse angles in a triangle, their sum is more than 180°</span>
It is possible to have an obtuse-angled isosceles triangle, but the vertex angle must be obtuse and the equal base angles will be acute.
Let
Then it can be shown by using a right-angled triangle and the rule of Pythagoras that
Therefore
Is the 2 an exponent? if so, it is always an even integer.
