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If a Right triangle has a base of 32 centimeters and the two other angles are both 45 degrees what are the lengths of its sides?
Any triangle has an interior angle sum of 180 degrees. If two angles are 45, the last is obvious 90, making it a special right triangle.
For a 45-45-90 Triangle.
Side A and B will be equal, let's call them X in this case. To get Side C, multiply X by √2. So it's x√2
If C is given, divide it by √2 and rationalize to get A or B.
C=32
(32/√2)(√ 2/√ 2)=16√2
(√ 2/√ 2) is to get the radical out of the denominator.
A and B equals 16√2
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