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Find the missing lengths of the sides

Find the missing lengths of the sides-example-1
User Corford
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ANSWER

The correct answer is C

EXPLANATION

The given triangle is a right triangle. Since two angles are equal, it is a right isosceles triangle.

This implies that, x=8 units.

Using Pythagoras Theorem,


{y}^(2) = {8}^(2) + {8}^(2)

This implies that:


{y}^(2) = 64 + 64


{y}^(2) =128

Take positive square root,


{y} = √(128)


{y} = 8 √(2)

The correct answer is C

User Gagik Sukiasyan
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Answer:

Correct choice is C.
x=8,
y=8√(2).

Explanation:

Apply formula
\sin\left(\theta\right)=(opposite)/(hypotenuse)


\sin\left(45^o\right)=(8)/(y)


(1)/(√(2))=(8)/(y)


y=8√(2)

Apply formula
\tan\left(\theta\right)=(opposite)/(adjacent)


\tan\left(45^o\right)=(8)/(x)


1=(8)/(x)


x=8

Hence correct choice is C.
x=8,
y=8√(2).

User Mark Lakata
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