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Chapter 9 Right Triangles and Trigonometry

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1 Chapter 9 Right Triangles and Trigonometry
Section 9.4 Special Right Triangles FIND THE SIDE LENGHTS OF SPECIAL RIGHT TRIANGLES USE SPECIAL RIGHT TRIANGLE TO SOLVE PROBLEMS

2 The hypotenuse is the times the leg!
FIND THE SIDE LENGHTS OF SPECIAL RIGHT TRIANGLES Special Right Triangles CONCEPT SUMMARY 2x x Triangle Triangle The hypotenuse is 2 times the short leg! The hypotenuse is the times the leg! The long leg is the times the short leg

3 FIND THE SIDE LENGHTS OF SPECIAL RIGHT TRIANGLES

4 FIND THE SIDE LENGHTS OF SPECIAL RIGHT TRIANGLES

5 FIND THE SIDE LENGHTS OF SPECIAL RIGHT TRIANGLES

6 FIND THE SIDE LENGHTS OF SPECIAL RIGHT TRIANGLES
2x x

7 FIND THE SIDE LENGTHS OF SPECIAL RIGHT TRIANGLES
2x x

8 10 is the short leg since it is opposite the 30° Angle
FIND THE SIDE LENGHTS OF SPECIAL RIGHT TRIANGLES 10 is the short leg since it is opposite the 30° Angle

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