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Find the missing part.

Find the missing part.-example-1

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Answer:

Answers are :

x = 7.5 , y =
(15√(3) )/(4) , z =
(15√(3) )/(2)

a = 9.375 and b = 5.625

Explanation:

From the attached figure , consider right triangle ABC.

∠B = 60° , BC = 15 {∵ BC = a + b}

We need to find AC = z

Using sin function,

i.e sin(60°) =
(AC)/(BC)

or sin(60°) =
(AC)/(15)

or AC = 15×sin(60°)

or AC =
(15√(3) )/(2)

Also, AB = x = 15×cos(60°) =
(15)/(2) = 7.5

Next,

Consider right triangle ADC

AD = y, AC = z =
(15√(3) )/(2)

∠C = 30°

Using sin function to get y.

i.e sin(30°) =
(AD)/(AC) = (y)/(z)

or sin(30°) = \frac{y}{
(15√(3) )/(2)}[/tex]

or y =
(15√(3) )/(2)×sin(30°)

or y =
(15√(3) )/(4)

Also, DC = b =
(15√(3) )/(2)×cos(30°)

b =
(45)/(8) = 5.625

Therefore, a= 15 - b = 15 - 5.625 = 9.375

Hence we got,

x = 7.5 , y =
(15√(3) )/(4) , z =
(15√(3) )/(2)

a = 9.375 and b = 5.625

Find the missing part.-example-1
User Rdiz
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Answer:


z = 15[(√(3))/(2)]

Explanation:

To find the Z-side, we must take the cosine of the 30-degree angle of the main triangle

We know that the cosine of an angle is defined as:


cos(30) = (adjacent\ side)/(hypotenuse)


cos(30) = (√(3))/(2)


(√(3))/(2)} = (z)/(15)

Then:


z = 15[(√(3))/(2)}]

Finalmente the side z is:


z = 15[(√(3))/(2)}]

User Unniverzal
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