Question on triangometry, where i can put angle

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To effectively incorporate angles into a triangle drawing, it's essential to first sketch the chasm and bridge for better spatial understanding. Trigonometry principles apply here, particularly in Precalculus mathematics. Placing a measurement, such as 30m on the long side between points B and C, can clarify the triangle's dimensions. Visualizing where the bridge starts and the direction it rises helps in determining the angle's placement. Drawing the foundational elements first simplifies fitting the triangle accurately into the overall picture.
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I face problem when i try to put the angle into the drwing

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Before drawing the triangle draw the chasm and the bridge. Seriously.

And it is trigonometry. And it is not other sciences question, but Precalculus mathematics.
 
if you put 30m on the long side between b and c, it should make more sense. try to think of where the bridge begins and what direction it rises. the angle should go where the height begins to rise towards the higher side of the chasm
 
That's why I suggested to draw it first, it is much easier to fit the triangle to the correct picture.
 
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