
Johnny A.
asked 04/20/21Find the length of the diagonal ,d, of the parallelogram below to the nearest inch.
Angle A=130 degree , side b =6in , side c =12in
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Samantha B. answered 04/20/21
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Draw a parallelogram with angles of 130° and 50°. Then draw a line connecting the two 50° angles. This is the diagonal we are going to find first. We will use the Law of Cosines: c=√(a2+b2-2ab*cos(y)). We will use these values: c=unknown diagonal, a=6; b=12, y=130. We get that the diagonal is about 16.51 inches.
No let's find the other diagonal. Draw it in. We will again use the Law of Cosines, with a=6, b=12, and y=50. This diagonal is about 9.35 inches.
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