SOLUTION: What are the measures, to the neartest degree, of the two non-right angles in the famous right traingle with side lengths a=3 , b=4, c=5
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Question 1005027: What are the measures, to the neartest degree, of the two non-right angles in the famous right traingle with side lengths a=3 , b=4, c=5
Answer by fractalier(6550) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
You can set it up a few ways...but the two angles can be found by
A = sin(-1) (3/5) = 36.9 deg
B = sin(-1) (4/5) = 53.1 deg
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