can you solve this?
Can you solve this?
Justin Perez
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Benjamin Jenkins
>twin tails
>black
>glasses
is there a worst combo in existance?
Josiah Jones
She's not black, she's American.
Connor Anderson
You best shut your whore mouth
Jackson Watson
she's just dark skinned, her features are german, like illya
Camden Wilson
21
Justin Lee
>she's just dark skinned
yeah user, that was being black means
Gavin Watson
can i make notes or do i have to do it in my head? i could probably solve it on paper but my brain capacity fell off a cliff after i was done with school
Brody Morales
looks like around 60-70, don't care. It's time for some correction on that teacher
Adrian Morgan
you guys are being tricked. this is not solvable because there are 4 angles in there that make up all solutions. alpha can literally be anything from 0 to 130 exclusive
Zachary Stewart
>a triangle with 60º and 70º giving any result higher that 90º
no need to see the rest to know its bulshit
William Carter
first thing I noticed too, also makes the supplementary angle 130º even though it is clearly acute
Lucas Morales
genetically they are the same except for the skin. the typical black has a wide nose half the face.
Zachary Ramirez
Hunter Torres
i can't figure out the CDE triangle, don't know if it's because i'm just dumb or because you can't solve it without trigonometry
it's not to scale obviously
Xavier Young
alpha is 20
Brayden Moore
are you retarded?
Christian Hill
Alpha is 70. The giant triangle is an isosceles triangle
Andrew Sanchez
let's see your solution smartass
Oliver Rogers
>i could probably solve it on paper
no, you couldn't math.ucr.edu
none of you could. these threads are always like this, with this image or some other one. someone gives you an olympiad-tier problem that looks innocent but you can't notice or refuse to notice, and people make fools of themselves without even knowing and nobody learns anything in the end
Hunter Perry
60°
Dominic Moore
>black
Christian King
Blacks have different facial structure too.
Juan Rivera
you can use the property of a quadrilateral to find the angles in CDE :
you know that EAC is 10° so you'll get a 10° difference between EDC and DEA.
that removes a degree of liberty from the equation and you can now solve for the angles, you 'll find α=20°