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Geometry help! Find part B

Geometry help! Find part B-example-1
User Macrog
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Answer: It looks like Part B is about 4 times that of part A.

Step-by-step explanation: I think the answer would be 12.

A would be 3. B would be 12.

I'm terribly sorry if it is wrong.

User Danyamachine
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Answer:

45/4

Explanation:

Notice that side
b is a leg ot the triangle at the right side, the hypothenuse is
z and the other leg is
y.

We know by given that
a+b=15, where
a+b is the hypothenuse of the bigger right triangle, and
z and
x are the legs. Using trigonometric reasons, we have


cos(30\°)=(z)/(15)

But,
cos(30\°)=(√(3) )/(2)

Then,


(√(3) )/(2) =(z)/(15)\\ z=(15√(3) )/(2)

Then, in the triangle at the right side


cos(30\°)=(b)/((15√(3) )/(2) ) \\(√(3) )/(2) =(b)/((15√(3) )/(2) ) \\(√(3) )/(2)=(2b)/(15√(3) ) \\15√(3) √(3) =4b\\4b=15* 3\\b=(45)/(4)

Therefore, the answer is 45/4.

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