Question

in a right angled triangle the difference between the two acute angles is (pi/12)^c. find the angles in degrees ​

Answer 1

Step-by-step explanation:

if the difference between the angles is (π/12)^c

(π/12)^c

=[(π/12)×(180/π)]°

=15°

we know that the sum of the two acute angles in a right angled triangle is 90°

let one angle be x° and another angle be (x+15)°

x+x+15=90

2x=90-15

2x=75

x=37.50°

one of the angles is 37.50°

the other angle is 37.5+15=52.5°