Answer:
1. H = 29 cm
2. θ = 44°
Step-by-step explanation:
1. We can find the height of the triangle by considering the isosceles triangle as two right triangles. The height can be found by using Pitagoras:
Where:
L: is the sides of the isosceles triangle = 42 cm
B: is the base = 30 cm
H: is the height =?
Then, the height is:
2. The two equal angles (θ) can be found using the following trigonometric identity:
Hence, the two equal angles are 44°.
I hope it helps you!
Answer:
9......
Step-by-step explanation:
A right-angled triangle in the image below will be formed.
Now, we will make use of the trigonometric rule......
But before that, how do know the perfect rule to apply so as to solve the problem?
#. The side facing the angle 65 deg. is called the Opposite side
#. The side facing the angle 90 deg. is called the Hypotenuse
#. While the last side is called the Adjacent
Now, Looking at our question, we were given the Hypotenuse and asked to look for the Opposite side....This is where we apply the trigonometric rule
Sine(θ)=Opposite/Hypotenuse
Therefore,
Sine 64 = Opposite/10
Opposite = 10 x sine64
Opposite = 10 x 0.9
Opposite = 9cm
