Consider an angle M with measure m≠90°, in a right triangle.
Let
OPP denote the length of the side opposite to M,
ADJ denote the length of the side adjacent to M, and
HYP denote the hypotenuse.
then:
Sin(M) = OPP/HYP
Cos(M)= ADJ/HYPP
Tan(M)=OPP/ADJ
Back to our problem,
using the Pythagorean we can find the length of AB:






Answer: 1, 3, 4
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
y-3 = 3(x+1)
Answer:
x=50
Step-by-step explanation:
Let's look at the red angle. if a flat line makes the angle 180, and the outer angle is 120, subtract 120 from 180. This will give you 60. Now every angle of a triangle added together will give you the sum of 180. So you already have 60 and 70, which make 130 all together. Subract 130 from 180 - (180-130) - and you'll get the result of 50.