We are given a right triangle that has angles of 45°-45°-90°. This would
indicate that the triangle is an isosceles type. We can use some
trigonemetric functions to solve for the other legs. We do as follows:
sin 45 = p / 10
p = 5√2
cos 45 = q /10
q = 5√2
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32/45 is the answer I believe
Answer:
angle A=54 degree
angle B =36 degree
Step-by-step explanation:
let angle B be x
angle A=x+18
since they are complementary angles sum of these two angles will be 90 degree
x+x+18=90
2x=90-18
2x=72
x=72/2
x=36 degree
substitute the value of x to find angle A and angle B
for angle A
x+18
36+18
54 degree
for angle B
angle B =x
=36 degree
so I think 37\12 is the answer to this question
