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How to calculate the angle of the triangle?


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For this exercise, this has to be a right triangle, correct?  Therefore the other two angles have to be 30 & 60.   Take it from there.

 

 

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And find a 10th grade math forum for more help

gingerjm, you really should take your own advice

You know - you are absolutely correct.  I'm going to leave this site.  Too frustrated by the caliber of people's attitudes towards teaching themselves something instead of seeking work done by others.

 

Thought I could be of help here, but instead my own principles have made me come across badly here.  This topic exemplifies that totally.  I apologize to those reading this topic for my off-the-cuff response here.  (Can you believe I was a math major 40 years ago?)

 

Good luck to all you newbies.

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