Dayv O. answered 01/07/21
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x is hypotenuse if a perpendicular line is constructed at the base midpoint
6=x*cos(θ), 0<θ<90 degrees if vertex is above base
or x=6/cos(θ)
Dayv O.
θ is an angle symbol used in trigonometry. if y>0 then just from Pythagorean theorem. x =hypotenuse side = square root (6^2+y^2) where y is length of perpendicular bisector of base. As can be shown, cos(θ)=6/(square root(6^2+y^2)01/08/21