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<span>This really works well with wax paper. It is transparent and it leaves a visible white line on the crease. For the perpendicular bisector of a line segment, fold the endpoints of the line segment onto each other. The crease is the perpendicular bisector. This of course also gives you the midpoint, because that is where the perpendicular bisector intersects the line segment. For an angle bisector, put the crease through the vertex of the angle and lay the sides of the angle over top of each other. The crease is the angle bisecto
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Depends on where you are in the math book but this would be the most simple way.
n= number
sqar(-1) = i
We are given 2 sides 18.7, 16.1 and a NON-included angle.
We have to calculate the altitude of the triangle.
altitude = 18.7 * sine (35)
altitude = 18.7 * 0.57358
altitude =
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In this case, side c is greater than the altitude and is less than side a so 2 two triangles will be formed.
Source:
http://www.1728.org/trigssa.htm
Answer:
a is to be as b as 1 is to 3 (a:b as 1:3)
Step-by-step explanation: