Can Sup Forums figure this out ?
Can Sup Forums figure this out ?
Tyler Murphy
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Juan Russell
So easy I just got the old cancer of laziness
Grayson Stewart
30°
yw
Dominic Jackson
got any proof user?
> measuring is not an actual proof
Lucas Long
it sure looks easy...
Zachary Williams
...
Adam Martin
...
Joseph Hernandez
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Cooper Young
Jaxson Scott
I got everything up to the 50 & 11 of the large upper triangle. How did you find those?
Eli Ward
110*
And the 80 of the one corner between the two 50's on the left hand side
Matthew Ross
you just put random values fagget
you actually need to show some proofs
> pics related your method with different values that "seems" to fit
Robert Collins
2
Colton Cox
Values 25;45;85;115 on this picture are false, but it looks astonishingly hard to show it
Connor Jones
not enought data, impossible to solve
Evan Jackson
not even close but checked anyway
Caleb Perez
i think its right
Evan Rivera
It's not possible to draw this image in such way that x would have a different value and size of the drawing has no incidence on the angles
Thus x has a fixed value and it should be possible to find it
Jaxon Fisher
I don't have an answer. I just suck and math and want to watch others figure this out.
Dominic Jones
Easy:
Fuck the teacher. She'll give you an A, even if you didn't solve the problem.
Michael Adams
x= 'bout 20-30º
Jack Thompson
>maths
>the answer is about 20-30
maths and "about" don't go together
>as if
Easton Davis
I actually got the solution but I figured this out by setting a coordinates system X/Y and considering the lines as f(x,y) etc...
It's quite long and seems overkill, I can show my drafts if anyone's interested
Solution is 30, but it seems weird to me that it's so hard to solve just with geometry
Juan Garcia
I'm still not wrong though, am I? If I am.... Prove it.
Matthew Brooks
Check the other guy's equations. It practically tells you there. Here's ours, we worked this out earlier
James James
Well...hum... you haven't been very far
Camden Williams
you need to know at least 3/6 angles or lenghts to know everything about triangle, so i just assigned 1 random lenght and the rest just filled up
Lucas Roberts
Since lenghts don't matter, you could have just keep "AB" as the lenght instead 80.
Still, I'm quite surprise you found x.
Care to elaborate?