Mathematics, 05.05.2021 23:50 kaitherusher

For each right triangle below, find the missing side (Pythagorean’s Theorem) and the missing angle (Angle Sum theorem.)

For each right triangle below, find the missing side (Pythagorean’s Theorem) and the missing angle

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