Right triangles are triangles that have the measure of one angle to be 90 degrees
<h3>How to calculate the missing parts</h3>
<u>a. A = 40°10'13", hypotenuse = 402.36 ft</u>
Convert the angle to degrees

Start by calculating the opposite side using the following sine ratio

So, we have:

Cross multiply


The adjacent is then calculated using the following cosine ratio

So, we have:

Cross multiply


Hence, the missing parts are:
Adjacent = 307.46 and Opposite = 259.55
<u>b. A = 62°09'15", hypotenuse = 338.74 m</u>
Convert the angle to degrees

Start by calculating the opposite side using the following sine ratio

So, we have:

Cross multiply


The adjacent is then calculated using the following cosine ratio

So, we have:

Cross multiply


Hence, the missing parts are:
Adjacent = 158.25 and Opposite = 299.50
<u>c. A = 36°22'10", adjacent side = 360.41 ft</u>
Convert the angle to degrees

Start by calculating the hypotenuse using the following cosine ratio

So, we have:

Make Hypotenuse the subject


The opposite side is then calculated using the following cosine ratio

So, we have:

Cross multiply


Hence, the missing parts are:
Hypotenuse = 447.60 and Opposite = 265.43
d. Hypotenuse = 428.29 m, opposite side =397.06 m
The adjacent is calculated as:

So, we have:


Hence, the missing part is:
Adjacent = 160.55
<u>e. Hypotenuse = 409.31 ft, adjacent side = 274.82 ft</u>
The opposite is calculated as:

So, we have:


Hence, the missing part is:
Opposite= 303.33
<u>f. Opposite side = 375.82 m, adjacent side= 276.05 m</u>
The hypotenuse is calculated as:

So, we have:


Hence, the missing part is:
Hypotenuse= 466.31
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