(12 pts) In the diagram below, AABC is isosceles with base BC, and AY = YX = XC=CB. Calculate m/A. [Hint: Let m/A = x, and start angle chasing! You can chase that all over the diagram; use ITT, TAST, EEAT, LPT, whatever, to figure all the other angles in the diagram in terms of x, and then you can use the fact that AABC is isosceles to write an equation to solve for z. Sweet.] moi d'uob,Jed: 2290 B A Y Juel....oe betoonos grisd ena alioqbim tutH bae Ok alsuosib juoda dlui nevig ant sau C

(12 pts) In the diagram below, AABC is isosceles with base BC, and AY = YX = XC=CB. Calculate m/A. [Hint: Let m/A = x, and start angle chasing! You can chase that all over the diagram; use ITT, TAST, EEAT, LPT, whatever, to figure all the other angles in the diagram in terms of x, and then you can use the fact that AABC is isosceles to write an equation to solve for z. Sweet.] moi d'uob,Jed: 2290 B A Y Juel....oe betoonos grisd ena alioqbim tutH bae Ok alsuosib juoda dlui nevig ant sau C

Algebra & Trigonometry with Analytic Geometry

13th Edition

ISBN:9781133382119

Author:Swokowski

Publisher:Swokowski

Chapter6: The Trigonometric Functions

Section6.1: Angles

Problem 38E

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