Calculate the hypotenuse and the leg length.

[Staffans2000]

Hello guys!
It's soon time for the roof raising, so I need to know the length and height of the roof halves.
Example: Horizontal cathetus is three meters and the outer angle is 23 degrees. How long are the vertical cathetus and the hypotenuse?
How do I calculate that?

Kind regards, Staffan

 

[fahlis]

Vertical catheter = 3*tan23 = 1.27 m
Hypotenuse = 3/cos23 = 3.26 m

 

[AG A]

To calculate the catheter x

tan 23 = x / 3
=> x = 0.424275 * 3
=> x = 1.273425 m

Hypotenuse / y:

katet2 + katet2 = hypotenusa2
=> (3*3) + (1.27*1.27) = y2
=> y2 = 10.6129
=> y = 3.257653 m

 

[Staffans2000]

Thanks for the answers.
Unfortunately, it's mathematics far beyond my level. I'll have to get back when I have the exact measurement. Is there possibly a program where I can fill in the known values and sim salabim?

Staffan

 

[alfista]

First hit on Google so there might be better ones, but Trigonometry Calculator works.

 

[Taren43]

A catheter is inserted by uncle doctor into one's trunk, the two right-angled sides of a right-angled triangle are called a katet, the katet

 

[Staffans2000]

Thank you, both for the mathematical calculations and the appropriate link, and not least for the "kateten".

Staffan

 

[fahlis]

A catheter is inserted by the doctor into one's snout, the two perpendicular sides of a right-angled triangle are called a katet, the kateten

A katet – several kateter …
So the right-angled triangle does, after all, have two kateter.

 

[ClasseClas]

One katet - several kateter ...
So the right-angled triangle actually has two kateter.

Two katetrar?

 

[fahlis]

Two catheters?

It's rare for a doctor to use two catheters simultaneously on the same patient …

 

[ClasseClas]

Rarely does a doctor use two catheters simultaneously on the same patient …

I was thinking about the triangle now

 

[KnockOnWood]

Rarely does a doctor use two catheters simultaneously on the same patient …

Oh yes.

When I was in for surgery in the "basement" I got one catheter in the humhum and one directly into the abdominal cavity.
But perhaps you euphemistically refer to the latter as "drainage"?

 

[fubar]

You can have "lots" of different catheters... KAD, PVK, CVK, CDK. Etc. Did anyone get any wiser?

 

[KnockOnWood]

One can have "many" different catheters... KAD, PVK, CVK, CDK. Etc. Did anyone get wiser?

No. But you just wanted to impress, I understand

 

[mexitegel]

You can have "lots" of different catheters... KAD, PVK, CVK, CDK. Etc. Did anyone get smarter?

No, not in the slightest .
In cycling it's becoming more and more popular with tubeless - wouldn't that be practical in the medical world as well?