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lost silo
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They are asking to find sum of angles but I do not understand how to???

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lost silo
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Hello

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hi

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So we are asked to find the sum

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yes

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alpha + betta + gamma

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Let me just draw it on my book real quick

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ok ty

flat hull
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β = 2 * arcsen(1/sqrt((3^2)+1)) = 36,86 degrees

lost silo
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No trigonometry

lost silo
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Answersheet says 90 degrees

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but idk why

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Alpha and gamma are the same

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In magnitude

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How do we know that though

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just from observation?

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That's because their sides are the same length

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oh yeah mb

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yeah yeah

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Yeah observation

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what about betta

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They're just mirror images

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It's easy, I think but tricky to see

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I couldn't figure it out

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Alpha + beta is 90

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How

lost silo
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Beta can be figured out by tan function

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Assuming each box to be a 1*1

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Tan(beta/2) = 1/3

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wait

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you notice that these

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are 90

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degrees

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look wait

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Yes

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That's the reason we gotta do trigo

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Tan (alpha) =1/2

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Tan (gamma)=1/2

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if alpha + betta is = 90

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then the answersheet must be wrong even though it is not

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and this must be done without Trigonometry

flat hull
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Alpha + Betts ain’t 90…

lost silo
flat hull
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It’s 2* Alpha + Betts = 90

lost silo
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ye

grand glen
lost silo
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but why though

lost silo
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we have to find tht

lost silo
grand glen
lost silo
flat hull
grand glen
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I swear, just draw any singular relevant shape

lost silo
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oh u mean that

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It's 90

grand glen
lost silo
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let me see

lost silo
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So are we not able to do it without Trigo?

lost silo
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We can though

grand glen
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This is a very nice problem

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Can I please note a few things?

lost silo
lost silo
flat hull
lost silo
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answer is right

lost silo
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pi/2 is 90 degrees but im trying to figure out to do it without trigo lol

grand glen
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  1. Prove that alpha=gamma using inscribed triangles
  2. Use parallelograms/valid shapes to find a relation between beta and alpha/gamma
  3. Kill the problem by making a system of equations
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Note that in parallelograms, opposite angles are congruent and adjacent angles add to 180 degrees

lost silo
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yes I do know that

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why are these equal?

lost silo
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Here

lost silo
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That's some invalid stuff I wrote

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No the betas ain't equal

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My bad

flat hull
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Wait, those in the middle ain’t right angles

lost silo
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alr

lost silo
lost silo
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It's a square grid

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square grid

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diagonal

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s

grand glen
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If only I could draw it out...

lost silo
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create right angle

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This is such a tedious problem

grand glen
flat hull
grand glen
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Do you know what transversals are?

lost silo
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,w transversals

eager hemlockBOT
lost silo
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Ohh nvm

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Like a traversal line

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I might not know English

grand glen
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I’ll be home in a few minutes and I’ll draw out my hints/solutions

lost silo
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What does transversal law

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state?

grand glen
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Draw 2 parallel lines.

lost silo
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oh yeah

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I do know those

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yes

grand glen
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Ok.

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Understand now?

lost silo
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The angles are equal

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But that would make it beta/2

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Im not sure how to connect those cause the angles are not on direct straight line

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No it is ß

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Yeah it is ß

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My bad yeah

lost silo
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I meant abt

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parallel

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lines

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If the lengths are equal, the angles are equal too

lost silo
lost silo
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let me look at betta again

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Nope

lost silo
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between betta and those 2 alphas

flat hull
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Since red is alpha blue is Betts and yellow is 90 degrees

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All adds up to 180

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done

lost silo
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wait

grand glen
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Alright

lost silo
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why is red alpha?

grand glen
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I'm home

grand glen
lost silo
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Oh

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the paralleogram

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ah

flat hull
lost silo
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now I see it

grand glen
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Yes

grand glen
lost silo
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tysm

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y'all

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I am such an idiot

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how could I not see that

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😭

grand glen
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Let me send what I have

flat hull
grand glen
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There are pretty obvious congruency laws from this

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  1. alpha=gamma
lost silo
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it makes sense now

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thanks

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I also have one more

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which I couldn't figure out

grand glen
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Ok

lost silo
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The length of a side of an equilateral triangle ABC is 120. The segments BD, DE
and EF divide the triangle into 4 triangles with areas
equal to each other. What is the length of the segment F C?

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What I tried to do here is find the ABC triangle area then divide into 4

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but after that

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I wasn't sure how I had to continue

grand glen
lost silo
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