Asked by Makayla
The ratio of the angle measures of a triangle are 3:3:4. What are the angle measures and the triangle's classification?
36°, 36°, and 108°; obtuse triangle
54°, 54°, and 72°; equilateral triangle
54°, 54°, and 72°; acute triangle
36°, 36°, and 108°; scalene triangle
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Sum ratios: 3+3+4 = 10. One part = 180/10 = 18°.
Angles: 3·18 = 54°, 3·18 = 54°, 4·18 = 72°.
Since two angles equal it's isosceles, and the largest angle is 72° (<90°) so the triangle is acute.
Correct choice: 54°, 54°, and 72°; acute triangle.
Angles: 3·18 = 54°, 3·18 = 54°, 4·18 = 72°.
Since two angles equal it's isosceles, and the largest angle is 72° (<90°) so the triangle is acute.
Correct choice: 54°, 54°, and 72°; acute triangle.
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