You have to build the triangles.
They are such that:
h is the common height
x is the horizontal distance from the plane to one stone
Beta is the angle between x and the hypotenuse
Then in this triangle: tan(beta) = h / x ......(1)
1 - x is the horizontal distance from the plane to the other stone
alfa is the angle between 1 - x and h
Then, in this triangle: tan (alfa) = h / [1 -x ] ...... (2)
from (1) , x = h / tan(beta)
Substitute this value in (2)
tan(alfa) = h / { [ 1 - h / tan(beta)] } =>
{ [ 1 - h / tan(beta) ] } tan(alfa) = h
[tan(beta) - h] tan(alfa) = h*tan(beta)
tan(beta)tan(alfa) - htan(alfa) = htan(beta)
h [tan(alfa) + tan(beta) ] = tan(beta) tan (alfa)
h = tan(beta)*tan(alfa) / (t an(alfa) + tan(beta) )
It might be nineteen because nineteen minus seven is twelve. twelve minus two is ten.
Answer:
see below
Step-by-step explanation:
The measure of a minor arc is the same as the angle that forms it.
1. Since ∠GBJ = 90°, the answer is 90°.
2. ∠HBI = 180° - 151° = 29° so the answer is 29°.
3. ∠HBJ = 180° so the answer is 180°.
4. The reflex angle ∠GBI = 90 + 151 = 241° so the answer is 241°/
5. Since ∠GBJ = 90°, the reflex angle ∠GBJ = 360 - 90 = 270° so the answer is 270°.
6. ∠GBH = 180 - 90 = 90° so the reflex angle ∠GBH = 360 - 90 = 270° so the answer is 270°.
