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P.o.t.W. #32

■ No GDC ■ for SL and HL students The two isosceles triangles, A and B, shown below have equal areas. Both triangles have two sides with the same length x . The angle between the two equal sides in triangle A is twice the measure of the angle {{\theta}} between the two equal sides in triangle B. Find the measure of {{\theta}} in degrees. PDF: P.o.t.W. #32

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