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yes
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volunteer
and what is 1/(3/2)?
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volunteer
Maybe 2/3 ?
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student
yes
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volunteer
and that is the answer !!!
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I thnk I can show another way if you want
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student
ok thanks for all the help, makes sense now
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volunteer
OK good
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volunteer
these take practice
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student
yeah
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volunteer
I suspect you can find more examples on the Web
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student
ok
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student
see you later
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volunteer
pls wait I want to look up Sandwich Theorem if u have time?
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student
sure
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volunteer
Here it is:
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https://www.mathisfun.com/calculus/squeeze-theorem.html
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volunteer
OK I hope all this helped and I hope I did not go too fast
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student
no it was good
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volunteer
Do u have a textbook for ur course?
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student
yes i believe so
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volunteer
OK do u know hwo the author is?
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who*
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student
not sure
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volunteer
OK well ur book might have moe exmaples like thoe ones we did
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ok
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OK All set for now?
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student
yes bye
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OK BYE BYE
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student
hiiii
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how r u today
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volunteer
I'm good!! How are you Jamie?
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student
doing good
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student
I just need help with this problem its asking me to find AD
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Sure! Do you have an idea where to start?
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student
nope
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volunteer
That's okay! Let's start by looking at the tick marks on the sides of triangle ABC
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Do you know what the tick marks mean?
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share the same length?
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Yes! Very good :) So triangle ABC is an equilateral triangle, a triangle where all sides are the same length.
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What does that say about the angles of triangle ABC?
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student
shares the same angle as the other triangle
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volunteer
Are you saying each angle in the triangle shares the same value as the other angles?
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student
yea
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volunteer
Yes! That's correct :) What is the value of each angle in triangle ABC then?
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the value?
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yeah, how many degrees is it?
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65?
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Close! If we add together all the angles in any triangle, we 180 degrees. Here we have 3 angles that are all equal in degree that add up 180 degrees. How can we solve for the degree of an angle in triangle ABC, x, if we know 3x = 180?
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60
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very good!
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So we know each angle in triangle ABC is 60 degrees. Can you find then the degree of each angle in triangle ABD?
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student
60deg , 90 deg and 45?
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angle A would be 30 right
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Yes that's correct!
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So...
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Triangle ABD is a 30-60-90 triangle because the degrees of its angles are 30, 60, and 90 degrees.
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student
gotcha
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Have you learned the ratios of a 30-60-90 triangles hypotenuse to its side lengths?
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student
I'm not sure
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volunteer
We can review those ratios! They'll be important for solving this problem
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Any questions so far?
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student
nope
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Do you feel like you have an idea how to apply the ratios to your problem?
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student
sorta
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Do you want to give it a shot?
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student
yea
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volunteer
Awesome! :)
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student
so would I just plug in sqrt(3) / 2 h
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Yeah! Except h here is 19 m
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student
ok
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student
so sqrt(3) /2 (19 ) m?
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Yes!
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student
ok
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volunteer
So the ratios of the hypotenuse to side lengths of a 30-60-90 triangle are good to memorize
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student
16.45 meters
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volunteer
Same for 45-45-90 triangles. I'll put those ratios up on the board as well
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student
ok
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Is there anything else you'd like help with? :)
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student
is the answer I got correct
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volunteer
Yes!
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student
ok thank u for ur help today
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volunteer
No problem! :)
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student
wait
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student
should I round my answer
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student
even tho it doesn't ask
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volunteer
I would ask your teacher how many decimal places they want you to round too. There's not a standard, so it depends what they're looking for. Good question :)
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student
ok byyyyeee
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volunteer
bye
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volunteer
;)
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Hey Alex!
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student
hi! how are you today?
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Good! How are you!
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I'm good as well :)
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volunteer
That's awesome!
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How can I help you today?
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student
could you help me with my algebra hw pls?
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volunteer
Of course!
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okay give me one moment
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Is it ok if I use mic?
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