The triangle BOP has:
one side that is 8 cm long
one angle of 40°
one angle of 60° - Junior Cycle Mathematics - Question 6 - 2016
Question 6
The triangle BOP has:
one side that is 8 cm long
one angle of 40°
one angle of 60°.
(a) Work out the size of the third angle in the triangle BOP.
(b) Draw a sketch... show full transcript
Worked Solution & Example Answer:The triangle BOP has:
one side that is 8 cm long
one angle of 40°
one angle of 60° - Junior Cycle Mathematics - Question 6 - 2016
Step 1
Work out the size of the third angle in the triangle BOP.
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To find the third angle in triangle BOP, we can use the fact that the sum of the angles in a triangle is always 180°.
Let the angles be:
Angle B = 40°
Angle O = 60°
Angle P = x
Using the equation:
x = 180° - (40° + 60°) = 180° - 100° = 80°
Thus, the third angle P is 80°.
Step 2
Draw a sketch of one such triangle BOP.
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To sketch the triangle BOP:
Start by drawing a horizontal line segment of length 8 cm to represent side OP.
At point O, construct an angle of 40° using a protractor.
At point P, construct an angle of 60°.
Connect points B, O, and P to form triangle BOP.
On the sketch, label:
Angle B as 40°
Angle O as 60°
Angle P as 80°
Side OP as 8 cm.
Step 3
Construct the triangle BOP from your sketch.
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To accurately construct triangle BOP:
Make sure to use a ruler to draw the base OP measuring 8 cm.
Use a compass to set the angle at point O to 40° and draw a line extending from O.
Set the angle at point P to 60° in a similar manner.
Mark the intersection of the two lines to find point B.
Finally, connect points B, O, and P to complete the triangle BOP.
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