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An obtuse triangle has angle measurements of 100°, 60°, and 20°. If the longest side of this triangle is 20 feet,

the length of its shortest side, s?

An obtuse triangle has angle measurements of 100°, 60°, and 20°. If the longest side-example-1
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User Bumbu
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Answer:

This is the concept of geometry, we are required to calculate for the length of the shortest side. The shortest side is the side opposite to the smallest angle; Therefore using sine rule we shall have:

a/sin A=b/sinB=c/sinC

let a=20 and A=100

b=x and B=20

thus the shortest side will be given by:

20/sin 100=x/sin 20

x=(20sin 20)/100

x=6.95 feet

The answer is 6.95 feet

Explanation:

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User Nomistake
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Answer:

20/sin 100=x/s 20

x=(20s 20)/100

x=6.95 feet

The answer is 6.95 feet

Explanation:

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