Asked by Fr0nk Oreo
This isnt a specific question, its more of a "how do you find with only this" question. How do you find if a triangle is acute, right, or obtuse with only one angle measurement and one side length. I know that if you had 2 or 3 angle measurements you can find from that, but what do you do when you only have one side and one angle? What if this side is the hypotenuse?
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Answered by
oobleck
if the angle is right or obtuse, then you're done.
One acute angle and a side does not determine the triangle.
To see this, just draw side AB, and draw an acute angle at A. Point C could be anywhere on the extended ray from A.
One acute angle and a side does not determine the triangle.
To see this, just draw side AB, and draw an acute angle at A. Point C could be anywhere on the extended ray from A.
Answered by
Fr0nk Oreo
What if the given angle was acute?
Answered by
oobleck
sorry - can't help you if you won't read what I wrote.
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