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The side adjacent to the 60° angle in the right triangle consisting of x, the lateral edge, and half the base edge is half the base edge, 2 m. The side opposite that angle is x. Thus you have
tan(60°) = x/(2 m)
(2 m)*tan(60°) = x = 2√3 m
The slant height is 2√3 meters.
tan(60°) = x/(2 m)
(2 m)*tan(60°) = x = 2√3 m
The slant height is 2√3 meters.
Based on the information given, it should be noted that the slant height will be 2✓3 meters.
- From the information given, the slant height is shown as a dashed line perpendicular to the base edge and is labeled as x as the length of the lateral edge is 4 meters and the lateral edge makes a 60 degree angle with the base edge.
Therefore, the calculation of the slant height goes thus:
Tan 60° = x/2
x = 2 × tan 60°
x = 2 × ✓3
x = 2✓3
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