Jefferson is plotting the vertices of an isosceles right on a coordinate graph. he has plotted the two points shown. Where shoul
d he plot the third point?
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Given:
Find the method .
Sol:
2eq(1) + eq(2) then,
Then apply the elimination method.
So hmm notice the picture below
that's the 30-60-90 rule, notice your triangle, the bottom-left-angle is a right angle, 90°, the angle atop is 30°, so the angle on the bottom-right has to be 60°, thus is a 30-60-90 triangle, and as you can see on the triangle on the left in the picture, those are the ratios for it
so 8 will be x, what is the longer leg or side in yours then? well, is
that's the 30-60-90 rule, notice your triangle, the bottom-left-angle is a right angle, 90°, the angle atop is 30°, so the angle on the bottom-right has to be 60°, thus is a 30-60-90 triangle, and as you can see on the triangle on the left in the picture, those are the ratios for it
so 8 will be x, what is the longer leg or side in yours then? well, is