Mathematics, 21.01.2021 14:00 Astudent333

Ryan took up sailing. His sail for his sailboat is a 45-45-90 Right Triangle. The base of the sail is 6 ft. long. What would the height of the sail be?

Ryan took up sailing. His sail for his sailboat is a 45-45-90 Right Triangle.

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