the difference between two acute angles of a right angled triangle is 7π/30 find the angles of the triangle in degree
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angle 1 = 90
then remaining angles sum = 90
so
angle 2 = 1339/30
angle 3= 1339/30 + 22/30
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Given: the difference between two acute angles of a right angled triangle is 7π/30.
To find: The angles of the triangle in degree.
Solution:
Let one of the acute angles be x. Since the two acute angles are from a right angle, the other acute angle must be (90-x). Thus, the difference between them can be calculated by writing the following equation and solving it.
On rearranging and solving for x, the two acute angles can be found.
Now, the other acute angle is
Therefore, the angles of the triangle are 66° and 24°.
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