The long side of a right triangle is 9 cm long and and at a 65 degrees angle thats all i know, but i need to know the length of the two other sides. A formular to solve it is all i need.
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Anonymous2009-03-07 17:17
sin(a)/A = sin(b)/B = sin(c)/C
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Anonymous2009-03-07 17:28
Well thanks, just hope i can solve how it works :P
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Anonymous2009-03-08 0:01
sin(90)/9 = sin(65)/B = sin(25)/C
1/9 = sin(65)/B
B/9 = sin(65)
sin(65)*9 = B
B = 8.157
9^2 - 8.157^2 = C^2
81 - 66.537 = C^2
14.463 = C^2
3.803 = C
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Anonymous2009-03-10 8:33
Finaly did it.
angle = 65
A = 9
B = sin(radians(angle)) / (1/A)
C = A^2 - B^2
Just had a headache figuring out how sin works.
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Anonymous2009-03-10 11:36
>>5
Enjoy your exciting career in the food service industry.
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Anonymous2009-03-10 14:52
Hmm thanks, but why the food service industry ?
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Anonymous2009-03-10 15:50
>>7
'Cause in the public-bathroom-cleaning industry you have to pay attention to the angle of your mop, and you're not good with angles.
The fun is strong in you. If you are wondering about my work, im a grafic designer with 50$ hour pay.
The math question was for my one of my hobbys, programming. I'm creating a 2D engine for a shitty mini game, and i figured out that i needed trigonometry without any earlier experience about it.