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K Find the length of side a. Do not use a calculator. DO CH 60° C 5√2 a 75% B K Find the length of side a Do not use a calculator
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00:01 Okay, so here we have a square and we know that square, all of the corners, they are 90 degree angles.
00:14 And we're drawing a diagonal through the square.
00:18 So you can draw a diagonal this way, but i'm going to draw one this way.
00:22 And this diagonal line bisets, the 90 degree angles.
00:26 So this angles become 45 degrees, so half of 90 degree.
00:31 So this is 45 degrees.
00:32 It's the same thing here, 45 degrees.
00:34 And this is 45 degrees.
00:38 So the first question was to draw a diagonal line we did, and what's the measure of each angle formed by a side and the diagonal.
00:49 So a, theta, is 45 degrees.
00:58 The angle that's formed by a side and the diagonal is going to be 30 degrees...
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