Answer:
Given: BD is an altitude of △ABC .
Prove: sinA/a=sinC/c
Triangle ABC with an altitude BD where D is on side AC. Side AC is also labeled as small b. Side AB is also labeled as small c. Side BC is also labeled as small a. Altitude BD is labeled as small h.
Statement Reason
BD is an altitude of △ABC .
Given △ABD and △CBD are right triangles. (Definition of right triangle)
sinA=h/c and sinC=h/a
Cross multiplying, we have
csinA=h and asinC=h
(If a=b and a=c, then b=c)
csinA=asinC
csinA/ac=asinC/ac (Division Property of Equality)
sinA/a=sinC/c
This rule is known as the Sine Rule.
The correct answer is b :)
By geometrical inspection we have:
M4 = 30
Then the angle M6 can be determined from the fact that you have a rectangle triangle (345) that has an angle of 90 and another of 30. The missing angle measures:
180-90-30 = 60 = M3
Then to find M6 we have
M3 + 60 + M6 = 180
M6 = 180-60-M3
M6 = 180-60-60
M6 = 60
answer:
M4 = 30
M6 = 60
The answer will be 9 1/12 because if you add them up you get 11/12. So the mixed number would be 9 1/12