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A triangle has side lengths of 18 cm, 80 cm, and 81 cm. Classify it as acute, obtuse, or right
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Answered by
drwls
With two long, almost equal, sides and a short side, you can visualize it in your head. It is acute.
It certainly is not a right angle, since 18^2 + 80^2 does not equal 81^2.
The law of cosines can be used to answer the problem numerically.
The largest angle C is opposite the longest side, c.
c^2 = a^2 + b^2 -2ab cosC
When c^2 < (a^2 + b^2), as it is here, cosC must be positive, making C an acute angle.
It certainly is not a right angle, since 18^2 + 80^2 does not equal 81^2.
The law of cosines can be used to answer the problem numerically.
The largest angle C is opposite the longest side, c.
c^2 = a^2 + b^2 -2ab cosC
When c^2 < (a^2 + b^2), as it is here, cosC must be positive, making C an acute angle.
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Anonymous
A triangle has side lengths of 9 inches, 18 inches, and 17 inches. What kind of triangle is it?
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Anonymous
Its an acute angle
Answered by
Emily
No its not a right triangle.
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dabi
1) Wayne used this diagram to compute the distance from Ferris, to Dunlap...
25 mi.
2) A triangle has side lengths of 18cm, 80 cm, and 81 cm. Classify it as acute, obtuse, or right.
Acute
3) The area of a square garden is 200 m^2. How long is the diagonal?
20 m
4) A conveyor belt... (I'm not going to type this all down)
14 ft
5) Find the missing value to the nearest hundredth.
tan ___ = 73
89.22
6) Write the ratio for sin A and cos A. The triangle is not drawn to scale.
sin A = 48/50, cos A = 14/50
7) (Sorry you're on your own.)
25 mi.
2) A triangle has side lengths of 18cm, 80 cm, and 81 cm. Classify it as acute, obtuse, or right.
Acute
3) The area of a square garden is 200 m^2. How long is the diagonal?
20 m
4) A conveyor belt... (I'm not going to type this all down)
14 ft
5) Find the missing value to the nearest hundredth.
tan ___ = 73
89.22
6) Write the ratio for sin A and cos A. The triangle is not drawn to scale.
sin A = 48/50, cos A = 14/50
7) (Sorry you're on your own.)
Answered by
senchou
yep dabi is mostly right except they changed number 5 to 300 m^2.
new answers :
1. Wayne used this diagram to compute......
B-25mi
2: A triangle has side lengths of 18cm, 80cm, and 81cm
C-acute
3:The area of a square garden is 300 m^2. How long is the diagonal?
C- 10_/6m
4: A conveyor belt.... too lazy
C- 14ft
5: Find the missing value to the nearest hundredth. ten_=73
D-89.22
6:Write the rations for sin A and cos A. (Triangle with sides 14, 50, 48)
B- sin A= 48/50, cos A=14/50
new answers :
1. Wayne used this diagram to compute......
B-25mi
2: A triangle has side lengths of 18cm, 80cm, and 81cm
C-acute
3:The area of a square garden is 300 m^2. How long is the diagonal?
C- 10_/6m
4: A conveyor belt.... too lazy
C- 14ft
5: Find the missing value to the nearest hundredth. ten_=73
D-89.22
6:Write the rations for sin A and cos A. (Triangle with sides 14, 50, 48)
B- sin A= 48/50, cos A=14/50
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shut up
senchou is very wrong
Answered by
drake's son
last part is on brainly. just search up "find the lengths of the missing sides in the triangle 7 45" and it should be one of the first links
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UwU
@senchou is 100% WRONG, the 100% CORRECT PERSON is @dabi
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Anonymous
Hello
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1. 25 mi
2. Acute
3. 20m
4. 14ft
5. 89.22
6. sin A= 48/50, cos A = 14/50
2. Acute
3. 20m
4. 14ft
5. 89.22
6. sin A= 48/50, cos A = 14/50
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Apel
@senchou is right for honors
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me
senchu is correct for honors geometry
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Anonymous
dabi is right I got an 100%
Answered by
TWSTONE
Heres the answer to 7 from brainly:
The values of and are required.
The required values are
The given triangle is a right angled triangle.
Two given angles are and
The sum of the angles is
The missing angle is
Since, the two angles are equal the side opposite the angles will also be equal.
So,
Applying the Pythagoras theorem.
The values of and are required.
The required values are
The given triangle is a right angled triangle.
Two given angles are and
The sum of the angles is
The missing angle is
Since, the two angles are equal the side opposite the angles will also be equal.
So,
Applying the Pythagoras theorem.
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Bruh senchou only got 1 wrong so like quit making it sound like they didn't get any Right quit wasting y'alls time just to say there wrong.
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