golden shuttle
Okay, so you have a triangle with corner B being 90⁰ and the TAN of corner A being 1÷3×√3. Side AC is a few times larger the side BC, how many times is AC longer than BC? This was a question on our math test today and literally noone got it. Hope someone here can explain this and give the answer
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zinc sparrow
Because you're just dealing with ratios of sides, you can assume that one of the side lengths is 1. Then you can use the value of tan A to find a second side length, and the Pythagorean theorem finds you the last side length.
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