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dense obsidian
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im horrible at math

lofty prairieBOT
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dense obsidian
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903’

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lofty prairieBOT
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dense obsidian
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.unsolved

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.unsolved

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.reopen

steady swan
dense obsidian
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Idk

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that’s all the question gave me

steady swan
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It's given that two angles are 90 and 45 degrees

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So, provided that sum of angles in a triangle is always 180, it should be 45

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Meaning we are working with an isosceles triangle

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Before I move on, are you on a test rn?

dense obsidian
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NAH

steady swan
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Oh, sorry, can't help you then

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#rules

dense obsidian
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bro

blissful wing
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sin 45 deg= 5sqrt(2)/u

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sqrt(2)/2=5sqrt(2)/u

dense obsidian
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it’s C @blissful wing ?

blissful wing
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1/2=5/u

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u=10

dense obsidian
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ok

blissful wing
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use trigonometry

dense obsidian
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i just switched to this class

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i don’t know trig

blissful wing
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which class are u in?

dense obsidian
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i moved schools and ended up here

steady swan
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sully @blissful wing First of all what you wrote is wrong

dense obsidian
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geometry 2

steady swan
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Second of all read #rules

steady swan
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sin45 = sqrt2?

dense obsidian
blissful wing
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sorry

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sqrt2/2

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tbro are you cheating?

dense obsidian
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Nah

steady swan
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Just don't help

steady swan
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And now you've edited your solution

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Oh wait

steady swan
blissful wing
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@dense obsidian u should solve it at your own

steady swan
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That's what I pointed out

blissful wing
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ya i just missed it when typing in my pc

steady swan
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And accidentally mistyped 3 times in a manner that made it look like you actually plugged in sin45 = sqrt2?

dense obsidian
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.close

lofty prairieBOT
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