Its part of an extra credit thing, and i could use extra points, Ty for any help
:S it removed my link
i m g u r . c o m / 4 n P F e W n
Sorry i'm not a troll, i didn't know that it does stuff with links
Just to help you get started, the problem involves using distance formula to find the length of the segments and then using sin, cos, and tan, to find the angle measures based on the lengths of the sides. You can google distance formula and find a calculator for it online where you just plug in the points on the graph, and rememeber that each triangle has angles that add up to 180°. Good luck on your problem.
