Answer:
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Since you need a little bit of trigonometry to solve this problem,
I'm pretty sure you've had a little bit of trigonometry in class before
you were assigned to solve this problem.
-- The shaded triangle comes from taking the equilateral triangle and
either folding it in half or cutting it in half.
-- The base that the new triangle is standing on is 1/2 the base of the
equilateral triangle, so it's 7 cm long.
-- The acute angle at the right end of the base is the same as it was in
the equilateral triangle . . . 60 degrees.
-- The tangent of 60 degrees is (opposite side)/(adjacent side) = x / 7 cm
tan(60) = x/7
-- Multiply each side of this little equation by 7 : 7 tan(60) = x
If you don't have the tangent of 60 degrees in your pocket, you can
find it with your calculator. Multiply it by 7, and Shazam, you know 'x' .
If you divide the circumference C over the radius r, you get 2pi
2pi = C/r
this is because
C = 2pi*r
is one formula to find the circumference. Another formula is
C = pi*d
which works because d = 2r, ie the diameter is twice the radius.
Answer:
Yes The triangles are similar by SAS Similarity Theorem
Step-by-step explanation:
we know that
<u>Side-Angle-Side Similarity,</u> states that If an angle of a triangle is congruent to an angle of another triangle and if the included sides of these angles are proportional, then the two triangles are similar
In this problem
Angle L is congruent with Angle Z
so
Verify if the included sides are proportional
so
substitute the values
-----> is true
therefore
The triangles are similar by SAS
