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Find g. 45° 45° g 3


3 √(2)
Write your answer in simplest radical form, units​

Find g. 45° 45° g 3 3 √(2) Write your answer in simplest radical form, units​-example-1
User Angelene
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Explanation:

sin45=3√2/g

g=3√2/(1÷√2)=3×√2×√2=3×2=6units

User WebDucer
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Answer:

g = 6 units

Explanation:

In the given right angled triangle , rest 2 angles are same i.e. 45° each.

Lets assume the angle opposite to the side whose measure is 3√2 units as α (alpha).

⇒ α = 45°

So ,


\sin \alpha = (side \: opposite \: to \: \alpha )/(hypotenuse)


=> \sin 45 = (3√(2))/(g) (
\alpha = 45 )


=> (1)/(√(2)) = (3√(2))/(g) (∵
\sin 45 = (1)/(√(2)) )


=> g = 3√(2) * √(2) = 6

User Sachin Dubey
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