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What is the rule for finding out the sides of non-right triangles?
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teamSOHCAHTOA
Mar 21, 2012
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In order to find the measure of an interior angle using Sine, Cosine, and Tangent, you must use the inverse (sin
-1
cos
-1
tan
-1
) For this problem you have to use Tan
-1
because the measurements they give you are the opposite and adjacent sides in relation to the angle they give you. What your equation should look like at first is this: tanX=11/9.1. You then isolate X and simplify. Your problem should look like this: X=tan
-1
(1.2) Then you plug this into your calculater. Hope I was helpful
teamSOHCAHTOA
Mar 21, 2012