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Find x to the nearest tenth. Consult the table above to find the cosine number. x
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x = 1.2/cos(33deg) = 1.4
how did u solve that?
cos(33) = adjacent/hypotenuse you know that the adjacent side of the triangle has a length 1.2, and the hypotenuse has length x. the angle is 33, so: cos(33) = 1.2 / x cos(33) is just a number, so you can multiply by x on both sides of the equation to get x*cos(33) = 1.2 then just divide both sides by cos(33) to get x = 1.2/cos(33)
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no problem!
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Find x to the nearest tenth. Consult the table above to find the cosine number. x
okay so i know that you do cos x50 then i tried to multiply it bye 0.9
what is the sine of an angle?
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