When is it logical to use 22/7 instead of 3.14 for pi
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Notice the tickmark on the angles, those angles are equal to each other.
now, notice the angle at the very top, the large triangle is really sharing it with smaller-inscribed triangle, and therefore is equal on both triangles.
therefore, the larger triangle, is similar with smaller-inscribed triangle by AA.
what the dickens does that mean?
now, notice the angle at the very top, the large triangle is really sharing it with smaller-inscribed triangle, and therefore is equal on both triangles.
therefore, the larger triangle, is similar with smaller-inscribed triangle by AA.
what the dickens does that mean?