Let’s assume that side a=10, side b=17.3.

                       Now we’re going to find the hypotenuse (c) knowing that the Pythagorean
                       Theorem is a2+b2=c2


102+17.32=c2 c  100 17.32            19.98
              c 19.98

Now we’re going to find the first angle, which is B.

            17.3
tan( B)
              10
          17.3          17.3
tan   1
                 arctan           59.97
           10            10
B     59.97

To find the last angle, we must subtract 180˚ (which is the sum of all angles) minus 90˚ (because it’s a
right triangle. The equation should look like 180-90-(angle we already know)=(angle we don’t know)

180 90 59.97         A
A 30.03

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  • 1. Let’s assume that side a=10, side b=17.3. Now we’re going to find the hypotenuse (c) knowing that the Pythagorean Theorem is a2+b2=c2 102+17.32=c2 c 100 17.32 19.98 c 19.98 Now we’re going to find the first angle, which is B. 17.3 tan( B) 10 17.3 17.3 tan 1 arctan 59.97 10 10 B 59.97 To find the last angle, we must subtract 180˚ (which is the sum of all angles) minus 90˚ (because it’s a right triangle. The equation should look like 180-90-(angle we already know)=(angle we don’t know) 180 90 59.97 A A 30.03