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Using Sine and Cosine to Figure Out Lengths

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First published at 23:37 UTC on January 8th, 2021.

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Here is a handy way to figure out the lengths of all sides of a 30, 60 90 degree triangle with only one of the three sides known I was a tutor for 9 years I like teaching math I like to take math tests and this one was on an SAT preparation exam online This is basic high school education, so everyone should be able to do this problem I think most people can't, so I'm going to show you, so you are capable, as you should be It is so simple, so easy and there is very little to remember Sine is opposite over hypotenuse Sine of 30 degrees is 1/2 Now you can solve problems that some people cannot solve Thanks for Watching

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