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Find the missing lengths of the sides

a. A=9yd, c=18yd
b. A=9 yd, c=27yd
c. A=9sqrt3/2 9yd, c=9 sqrt 3yd
d. A=9 yd, c= 18 sqrt 3 yd

Find the missing lengths of the sides a. A=9yd, c=18yd b. A=9 yd, c=27yd c. A=9sqrt-example-1
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Your answer would be A.

according to the 30°, 60°, 90° triangle rules,
side a would equal x

side \: b \: would \: equal \: x √(3)
and side c would equal 2x
User Dvyn Resh
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Answer:

Option A is correct.

Explanation:

Given:

Angles of the right angled triangle : 60° , 30° and 90°

Measurement of the side opposite to angle 60°, b is 9√3 yd

To find: Missing measures of the sides.

Vertex are marked and pic is attached.

We use Law of sines to find missing values.


(a)/(sin\,A)=(b)/(sin\,B)=(c)/(sin\,C)


(a)/(sin\,30)=(9√(3))/(sin\,60)


a=(9√(3))/(sin\,60)* sin\,30


a=(9√(3))/((√(3))/(2))*(1)/(2)


a=18*(1)/(2)


a=9

Now, Consider


(9√(3))/(sin\,60)=(c)/(sin\,90)


c=(9√(3))/(sin\,60)* sin\,90


c=(9√(3))/((√(3))/(2))*1


c=18

a = 9 yd and c = 18 yd

Therefore, Option A is correct.

Find the missing lengths of the sides a. A=9yd, c=18yd b. A=9 yd, c=27yd c. A=9sqrt-example-1
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