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In order to find length BC the length of AC or length of the hypotenuse must be given
The triangle ABC is an equallateral triangle since angle ABC is one sixth of 360 degress of the circle and the angles BAC and BCA are equal of the remaining 180-60=120 degrees. With radius BC (or BA) being 6; the areaof the circle is pi (r)squared; 36 piArea of the circle is 36piMalcolm Lowe
Find the length of each sideside ab and bc differ in length by 10cm and the side ac and bc differ in length 3cmfind the lenght of each sideperimeter of a triangle abc is 103cm?
Measure it with a rule or find its perimeter and subtract the other 2 sides from it
It would be helpful to know " ... and 10" WHAT! Without that information the question cannot be answered.
In order to find length BC the length of AC or length of the hypotenuse must be given
47.10
The sum of the two angles is 360. So angle ABC = 120 degrees.
52.4 cm
how do you construct a triangle which has a perimeter of 120 and the base angles abc be 30 and 45 degrees
The measurement of angle ABD is 73 degrees. You find this angle by subtracting angle DBC from angle ABC, or 89-16 is equal to 73 degrees.
The triangle ABC is an equallateral triangle since angle ABC is one sixth of 360 degress of the circle and the angles BAC and BCA are equal of the remaining 180-60=120 degrees. With radius BC (or BA) being 6; the areaof the circle is pi (r)squared; 36 piArea of the circle is 36piMalcolm Lowe
Any variables to help us out? What points are ABC? Why are there three points for a curved line (something that has two points)?
Find the length of each sideside ab and bc differ in length by 10cm and the side ac and bc differ in length 3cmfind the lenght of each sideperimeter of a triangle abc is 103cm?
Use Pythagoras' theorem to find the length of the 3rd side
Measure it with a rule or find its perimeter and subtract the other 2 sides from it