Drawing a diagram to represent the information you've given, the only angle we are missing is B. We can find that by subtracting the two we're given from 180:
180 - 90 - 48.8 = 41.2
<em>m</em>∠<em>B</em> = 41.2°.
We can use the angles and the one side we're given to find the remaining sides. Since we do not know the length of the hypotenuse, AB, we cannot use sine or cosine. We must use tangent (the ratio for tangent is opposite/adjacent):

Multiply both sides by 1.6:

This is the length of side AC, which is opposite to angle B.
To find the length of AB we can use the Pythagorean Theorem:

The length of side AC, the hypotenuse, is 4 inches.
-2,-2 I think that’s the answer
Answer:
R^{2} + S^{2} = T^{2}
Step-by-step explanation:
the pythagorean theorem
Answer: Two planes meet in exactly one point
Two lines meet at exactly two points
Step-by-step explanation:
From the given statements there are two statements which are never true :-
1) Two planes meet in exactly one point .
Since when two line meets , they either meet at one point or infinite points (coincidence) , thus its impossible that they will meet at exactly two points.
2) Two lines meet at exactly two points
Since when two planes meet , the intersection of two plane always make a line not a point. Thus its impossible.