#How do I solve this

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uncut streamBOT
limber shard
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^ some notes

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let me get out of class and ill help you

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so base from what i remember , I would usually label out my triangle first . You can see thats theres two triangles since theres an x and a y. I would seperate them first and label them.

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just so you get a better picture

stone crest
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!status

uncut streamBOT
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What step are you on?
1. I don't know where to begin.
2. I have begun but got stuck midway.
3. I got an answer but I was told that it's wrong.
4. I got an answer and would like my work checked.
5. I have a question about someone else's work/solution.
6. I have completed the problem and don't need help anymore. Thank you.
7. None of the above
fiery oak
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I know how to solve a basic triangle but not for x and y

limber shard
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ok! so you first want to solve for x , because in order to find out y you need to find out what x is first.

limber shard
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of the triangle

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you first want to label each side

fiery oak
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So label them as adjacent or hypotenuse

limber shard
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let me draw it out for u

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yes

limber shard
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make sure to seperate your triangles

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your solving for two diff things

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these are your formulas

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depending on which side you are solving, you will be using the the type of formula.

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i cant give you the exact answer , but i can help you get through it.

fiery oak
limber shard
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your sin is the opp/hyp

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the cos is the adj over the hyp

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and tangent is opp over ad

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so your solving for your first one opp and hyp

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meaning its a sin

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that your solving

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sin=opp/hyp

fiery oak
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Will they be to the lower

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*power

limber shard
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are you doing a pythagorean theorem or value?

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because if its a theorem it would be this

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if its value it would be this

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if its a theorem then yes , it would be squared(powered).

limber shard
young sinew
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euclids rule

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idk why its not taught in school