Hey everyone,
I dont want this problem to be solved, I want to do it myself but I'm stuck in one part, because apperently I don't know something :).
So here it goes...
I managed to solve for A, B , C and D. And now By having this information I need to solve for E and F.
All those 3 angles adds up to 180 degrees, and both Alpha and Beta are no more than 90 degrees.
How do I solve for last tan if I have those 2 ? Any rule I'm missing out?
+118613 ok so you have found that
A=2
B=1
C=1
D=1
now from the pic if you mark all the things you are givein you can see that
\(\theta=180-(\beta+\alpha)\\ so\\ tan\theta=tan(180-(\beta+\alpha))\\ tan\theta=-tan(\beta+\alpha)\\\)
Now use the expansion for tan(beta+alpha) and you will get tan theta.
I think that is all you want me to help you with. :)
If you decide you wantr more help then just ask :)
+50 umm sorry for not finishing the post properly, I'll just post enire question .
As I said, I'm pretty sure I can do this on my own, I just need a hint on the part I've posted above.
If anyone interested it's from math test to get schoolarship to study natural sciences or math in Japan.
+118613 ok so you have found that
A=2
B=1
C=1
D=1
now from the pic if you mark all the things you are givein you can see that
\(\theta=180-(\beta+\alpha)\\ so\\ tan\theta=tan(180-(\beta+\alpha))\\ tan\theta=-tan(\beta+\alpha)\\\)
Now use the expansion for tan(beta+alpha) and you will get tan theta.
I think that is all you want me to help you with. :)
If you decide you wantr more help then just ask :)
