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Oksi-84 [34.3K]
3 years ago
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John is constructing a triangle with two sides 5 cm and 7 cm and the included angle is 70°. First, John draws a 5 cm segment on

his paper. He is not sure how to construct the 70° angle. What should he do?
Mathematics
1 answer:
Nat2105 [25]3 years ago
4 0
John should use his protractor to mark off a 70° angle whose vertex is one end of his 5 cm segment. If John is unsure how to do that, he can look up videos on how to use a protractor.

John could also construct a segment 13.74 cm long at the end of his segment that is perpendicular to the one he has. The angle formed between the other end of his 5 cm segment and the end of the 13.74 cm segment will be 70°.

Another choice John has is to draw an arc from each end of his 5 cm segment that has a radius of 7.3 cm. The point where these intersect over the middle of his segment will form an angle of 70° when a segment is drawn from there to the end of his 5 cm segment.
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