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Which side length is adjacent to angle D? The numbers are 13, 12, and 5. The side length adjacent to angle D is _.
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I can’t be sure without the diagram — “adjacent to angle D” means a side that meets at vertex D (for an acute angle it’s the non‑hypotenuse side next to D).
If this is the 5–12–13 right triangle and 13 is the hypotenuse:
- If angle D is the acute angle whose opposite side is 5, then the adjacent side is 12.
- If angle D is the acute angle whose opposite side is 12, then the adjacent side is 5.
- If angle D is the right angle, the two adjacent sides are 5 and 12.
If you upload the diagram or tell me which side is opposite D (or which side is the hypotenuse), I’ll give the single correct number.
If this is the 5–12–13 right triangle and 13 is the hypotenuse:
- If angle D is the acute angle whose opposite side is 5, then the adjacent side is 12.
- If angle D is the acute angle whose opposite side is 12, then the adjacent side is 5.
- If angle D is the right angle, the two adjacent sides are 5 and 12.
If you upload the diagram or tell me which side is opposite D (or which side is the hypotenuse), I’ll give the single correct number.
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