To solve for x, we can use the fact that the sum of the angles in a triangle is always 180 degrees.
In the right triangle, angle 3 (6) and angle 4 (x) must add up to 90 degrees because it is a right triangle. Therefore, x = 90 - 6 = 84 degrees.
So, the value of x to the nearest tenth is 84 degrees.
Solve for x to the nearest tenth
angles 1 (7), and 2 (10) are part of a right triangle 1 being the base and 2 being the angle of the triangle, the third angle is unknown, another triangle is connecting to the right triangle angles 3 (6) and angle 4 (x)
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I apologize for the oversight. To solve for x to the nearest tenth, we will use trigonometry to find the missing angle. In the right triangle:
sin(angle 2) = opposite/hypotenuse
sin(10) = opposite/7
opposite = 7*sin(10)
opposite ≈ 1.2
In the second triangle:
sin(angle 4) = opposite/hypotenuse
sin(x) = opposite/6
opposite = 6*sin(x)
since opposite is the adjacent side in the right triangle:
opposite = 1.2
So, 6*sin(x) = 1.2
sin(x) = 1.2/6
sin(x) ≈ 0.2
x = sin^(-1)(0.2)
x ≈ 11.5 degrees
Therefore, the value of x to the nearest tenth is approximately 11.5 degrees.
sin(angle 2) = opposite/hypotenuse
sin(10) = opposite/7
opposite = 7*sin(10)
opposite ≈ 1.2
In the second triangle:
sin(angle 4) = opposite/hypotenuse
sin(x) = opposite/6
opposite = 6*sin(x)
since opposite is the adjacent side in the right triangle:
opposite = 1.2
So, 6*sin(x) = 1.2
sin(x) = 1.2/6
sin(x) ≈ 0.2
x = sin^(-1)(0.2)
x ≈ 11.5 degrees
Therefore, the value of x to the nearest tenth is approximately 11.5 degrees.
X has less length then angle 3 which has a length of 6
I apologize for the mistake. Let's correct the calculations:
In the right triangle:
sin(10°) = opposite/7
opposite = 7*sin(10°) ≈ 1.2
In the second triangle:
sin(x) = opposite/6
opposite = 6*sin(x)
since opposite is less than 6:
6*sin(x) = 1.2
sin(x) = 1.2/6
sin(x) = 0.2
x = sin^(-1)(0.2)
x ≈ 11.5°
Therefore, the value of x to the nearest tenth is approximately 11.5 degrees.
In the right triangle:
sin(10°) = opposite/7
opposite = 7*sin(10°) ≈ 1.2
In the second triangle:
sin(x) = opposite/6
opposite = 6*sin(x)
since opposite is less than 6:
6*sin(x) = 1.2
sin(x) = 1.2/6
sin(x) = 0.2
x = sin^(-1)(0.2)
x ≈ 11.5°
Therefore, the value of x to the nearest tenth is approximately 11.5 degrees.
WRONG
Let's revisit the problem and make sure the calculations are correct this time.
In the right triangle:
sin(10°) = opposite/7
opposite = 7*sin(10°)
opposite ≈ 1.2
In the second triangle:
sin(x) = opposite/6
6*sin(x) ≈ 1.2
sin(x) = 1.2/6
sin(x) ≈ 0.2
x = sin^(-1)(0.2)
x ≈ 11.5°
Therefore, the correct value of x to the nearest tenth is approximately 11.5 degrees.
In the right triangle:
sin(10°) = opposite/7
opposite = 7*sin(10°)
opposite ≈ 1.2
In the second triangle:
sin(x) = opposite/6
6*sin(x) ≈ 1.2
sin(x) = 1.2/6
sin(x) ≈ 0.2
x = sin^(-1)(0.2)
x ≈ 11.5°
Therefore, the correct value of x to the nearest tenth is approximately 11.5 degrees.
The second triangle connected to the first is like the first triangle but smaller
I apologize for the confusion. Let's recalculate the value of x considering that the second triangle connected to the first is smaller.
In the right triangle:
sin(10°) = opposite/7
opposite = 7*sin(10°) ≈ 1.2
In the smaller second triangle:
sin(x) = opposite/6
opposite = 6*sin(x)
since opposite is smaller than 6:
6*sin(x) = 1.2
sin(x) = 1.2/6
sin(x) = 0.2
x = sin^(-1)(0.2)
x ≈ 11.5°
Therefore, the correct value of x to the nearest tenth considering the constraint that the second triangle is smaller is approximately 11.5 degrees.
In the right triangle:
sin(10°) = opposite/7
opposite = 7*sin(10°) ≈ 1.2
In the smaller second triangle:
sin(x) = opposite/6
opposite = 6*sin(x)
since opposite is smaller than 6:
6*sin(x) = 1.2
sin(x) = 1.2/6
sin(x) = 0.2
x = sin^(-1)(0.2)
x ≈ 11.5°
Therefore, the correct value of x to the nearest tenth considering the constraint that the second triangle is smaller is approximately 11.5 degrees.
x is a base side so its just angle 1 but smaller in length
Thank you for the clarification. Since x is the length of the base of the second triangle and it is corresponding to angle 1 in the first triangle, we can directly conclude that x is smaller than 7 (length of the base of the first triangle).
Therefore, the value of x is less than 7 and does not need to be calculated. The value of x is simply 6 units, corresponding to the length of the base in the smaller triangle.
Therefore, the value of x is less than 7 and does not need to be calculated. The value of x is simply 6 units, corresponding to the length of the base in the smaller triangle.
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