Triangle + angle - practice problems - page 2 of 44
Number of problems found: 862
- One side 4
One side of a regular octagon is 12 inches. Find the apothem and its area. - X-triangle
Find the length of the x segment in the given triangle drawings. - The apothem
The apothem of a regular hexagon is 5√3 inches. Find one of its sides and area. - Triangle
Can an equilateral triangle have a right angle?
- Euclid2
The ABC right triangle with a right angle at C is side a=29 and height v=17. Calculate the perimeter of the triangle. - Third interior angle
Find the third interior angle of the triangle ABC where: α = 48°, γ = 65°. - Scalene triangle
Solve the triangle: A = 50°, b = 13, c = 6 - Angle
Draw angle |∠ ABC| = 30° and build its axis. What angle is between the axis angle and arm of angle? - Calculate 4013
In a triangle, one internal angle measures 36 degrees. The second angle is twice the third angle. Calculate unknown angles.
- Angle
Determine the size of the smallest internal angle of a right triangle which angles forming the successive members of the arithmetic sequence. - 3-bracket 2
Maybe the smallest angle in the triangle is greater than 70°? - 3-bracket
Maybe the largest angle in the triangle is less than 20°? - Hypotenuse 82331
Given a right triangle KLM with a right angle at M. What is the magnitude of the hypotenuse m if the magnitude of the normal to the hypotenuse m is 4? - Angles
In the triangle ABC, the magnitudes of the angles α, β γ are in the ratio 0.4:1:0.9. Find their magnitudes.
- Angles in triangle
Calculate the alpha angle in the triangle if the beta is 61 degrees and 98 gamma degrees. - Determine 69364
Determine the angle ϕ: ϕ + 71 ° 15 '= 90 ° - Triangle 16953
In the ABC triangle, the alpha angle is 36 degrees. The beta angle is twice the gamma. What is this triangle? - Type of triangle
How do I find the triangle type if the angle ratio is 2:3:7? - Triangle angles
The angles α, β, γ in triangle ABC are in the ratio 6:2:6. Calculate the size of angles.
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