Asked by Sam
The triangle below is isosceles. Find the length of side xx to the nearest tenth.
x
9
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I don't have the diagram — can you upload it or describe the angles/which sides are equal? Right now I only see the labels "x" and "9", which isn't enough to find x uniquely.
If you meant the common case "isosceles right triangle" where the hypotenuse is 9 and the two equal legs are x, then
x = 9 / √2 ≈ 6.4 (to the nearest tenth).
If instead the base is 9 and the two equal sides are x, or some angle is given, tell me which side(s) are equal or give the angle(s) and I'll solve it exactly.
If you meant the common case "isosceles right triangle" where the hypotenuse is 9 and the two equal legs are x, then
x = 9 / √2 ≈ 6.4 (to the nearest tenth).
If instead the base is 9 and the two equal sides are x, or some angle is given, tell me which side(s) are equal or give the angle(s) and I'll solve it exactly.
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