Answer:
The answer is C, First you must find the length of the diagonal gravel path and you can use Pythagorean Theorem to do this. 24^2+32^2=c^2 and solve for c which will get you 40 feet. Now, solve for the area of the path by multiplying 40*2 (2 feet wide) which will get you an area of 80 square feet. Multiply 80 by 3.5 and then the answer is $280. Hope this helped you :)
Step-by-step explanation:
ANSWER: ∠T = 32.4°
Remember the formula for the basic trig functions: SOH CAH TOA
Since you want to find cosine for <T, you need the adjacent side length as well as the hypotenuse's length which can be found using the Pythagoras's Theorem
with <em>a </em> and <em>b</em> being the side lengths and <em>c</em> being the hypotenuse.
Using the theorem, we get c=37
Now use the cosine formula to get <T = 12/37 to get the final answer.
I believe the answer would be 6.3 feet if you use Pythagorean theorem
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
The first thing we have to do is find the measure of angle A using the fact that the csc A = 2.5.
Csc is the inverse of sin. So we could rewrite as
or more easy to work with is this:

and cross multiply to get
2.5 sinA = 1 and
which simplifies to
sin A = .4
Using the 2nd and sin keys on your calculator, you'll get that the measure of angle A is 23.58 degrees.
We can find angle B now using the Triangle Angle-Sum Theorem that says that all the angles of a triangle have to add up to equal 180. Therefore,
angle B = 180 - 23.58 - 90 so
angle B = 66.42
The area of a triangle is
where h is the height of the triangle, namely side AC; and b is the base of the triangle, namely side BC. To find first the height, use the fact that angle B, the angle across from the height, is 66.42, and the hypotenuse is 3.9. Right triangle trig applies:
and
3.9 sin(66.42) = h so
h = 3.57
Now for the base. Use the fact that angle A, the angle across from the base, measures 23.58 degrees and the hypotenuse is 3.9. Right triangle trig again:
and
3.9 sin(23.58) = b so
b = 1.56
Now we can find the area:
so
A = 2.8 cm squared