Answer:
The answer is option C
Step-by-step explanation:
sin C = opposite / hypotenuse
the opposite is 40
the Hypotenuse is 50
so
sin C = 40/50 = 4/5
Hope this helps you
On a right triangle, to find one missing side you can use this equation
a^2 + b^2 = c^2
a and b are the sides next to the right angle, and c is the hypotenuse (side not connected to right angle).
You first need to find the length of the dotted line before finding x. This is because to be able to use the above formula, you have to know the length of two out of three of the sides.
To solve the length of the dotted line, note that it also makes a triangle with the 5 unit line and the 5 √5 unit line. You can plug these numbers into the formula.
(5)^2+b^2=(5 √5)^2
25+b^2=125
b^2=100
b=10
Now that you know the length of the dotted line is 10 units, you can now solve for x
(20)^2+(10)^2=x^2
400+100=x^2
500=x^2
x= √500, which equals 22.361
Answer:
x = 78
Step-by-step explanation:
Look at Triangle DBH. Two of its angles are known. Let y = <DHB
47 + 31 + y = 180 All triangles have 180 degrees. Combine the left.
78 + y = 180 Subtract 78 from both sides.
78-78+y = 180-78 Combine
y = 102
Notice that y + x = 180 They form a straight line.
102 + x = 180 Subtract 102 from both sides.
x = 78
You should notice that x is an exterior angle. (I didn't at first).
Exterior angles are the sum of the two remote interior angles which in this case, are 31 + 47 = 78
Much shorter and much easier.