in a right-angled triangle DEF we can find the cathetus d=5.2cm and the angle (gamma)66.5 degrees. calculate the missing cathetus and angles
EDIT
The term "cathetus" is new, to me.....I think the more common term is "leg"
If the angle across from d is 66.5°........then the remaining angle opposite the other leg is [90 - 66.5] = 23.5°
And using the Law of Sines, we can find the other leg, x
5.2 / sin 66.5 = x / sin 23.5
x = (5.2) sin 23.5 / sin 66.5 = about 2.26
And the hypotenuse is sqrt (5.2^2 + 2.26^2 ) = about 5.7