Type each expression (left) below into the editor and match it to the image it creates (right).

Expression Image

(triangle-sas 120 45 70 "solid" "black")

1

A

solid black right scalene triangle🖼Show image

(triangle-sas 120 90 70 "solid" "black")

2

B

solid black obtuse scalene triangle. short leg on top. mid-length leg angling out toward the lower right.🖼Show image

(triangle-sas 120 135 70 "solid" "black")

3

C

solid black obtuse scalene triangle. mid-length leg on top. short leg angling out toward the lower right🖼Show image

(triangle-sas 70 135 120 "solid" "black")

4

D

solid black obtuse scalene triagle. legs and hypotenuse are closer in length than the other triangles. shortes leg on top. mid-size leg angling off to the lower left.🖼Show image

Think about how you would describe each of the arguments that triangle-sas takes in to someone who’d never used the function before and annotate the contract below using descriptive variable names.

triangle-sas:: (

:: Number, :: Number, :: Number, :: String, :: String

) -> Image

Add examples of each of the triangle functions we’ve explored to your contracts page.

If you have time, experiment with the triangle-asa function.

triangle-asa:: (

	left-angle :: Number,
	left-side :: Number,
	bottom-angle :: Number,
	style :: String
	color :: String
) -> Image

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