Answer:
329.45833333333
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
First Question: Equilateral triangles all have the same interior angles. 60 degrees. Size does not make the angles bigger. It makes the sides bigger.
Second Question: No the size does not influence the size of the interior angle.
Third Question: That's true for all polygons. Size is not affect the interior angle size.
Answer:
3. Sides: Equilateral
Angles: Acute
4. Sides: Isosceles
Angles: Right
Step-by-step explanation:
3. Sides: Equilateral because in an equilateral triangle all sides are equal.
Angles: Acute because in an acute triangle all angles are acute.
4. Sides: Isosceles because in an isosceles triangle two legs are equal.
Angles: Right because in a right triangle, one angle is right.
Answer:
450
Step-by-step explanation:
To find an area of the triangle, you must first multiply the base and the height.
Two supplementary angles always adds up to 180 degrees. If an angle is 67.2 degrees less than the measure of a supplementary angle, an equation can be formed where "A" represents the larger angle, and (A - 67.2) represents the smaller angle.
(A - 67.2)+A=180
(Combine the A's)
2A - 67.2=180
(Add 67.2 to both sides)
2A = 247.2
(Divide by 2 to both sides)
A = 123.6
123.6 degrees is the larger angle.
The smaller angle is represented by (A - 67.2). We now know the value of A so lets plug it in. (123.6 - 67.2) = 56.4. 56.4 is the value of the smaller angle.
We can double check to make sure we got the right answer.
123.6 + 56.4 = 180
