Relationship Between Sides and Angles in a Triangle
A step-by-step guide to finding the relationship between sides and angles in a triangle
Relationship Between Sides and Angles in a Triangle – Example 1
Relationship Between Sides and Angles in a Triangle – Example 2
Find the smallest angle of the triangle.
Solution:
Since \(14<14.5<15\), (MO) ̅\(<\)(ON) ̅\(<\)(MN) ̅, their opposite angles are in the same order, from smallest to largest: \(∡O<∡N<∡M\)
So, \(∡O\) is the smallest angle
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