Please show your work and steps when you answer the following question: Determine the length of MN to the nearest tenth of a centimeter. Picture attached below :)
okay you need to know sin tan cos rules do you know them?
yes can u show me step by step how to solve this specific problem. please thanks
okay give me a little bit of time
for sure. thank you
are you guys figuring it out
sorry i havent done geometry for a while but i got the first step done lol :/
ok as long as you get it done its all good lol
okay i think i got it but it could be wrong considering i havent done this in a while
1st you would solve for cosine since you know the hyp and are looking for the adjacent \[\cos 33= x/8.2\] but you have to get rid of the 8.2 so you use inverse \[(8.2/1)\cos 33=x/8.2 (8.2/1)\] cancels the 8.2 on the side with te x and leaves you with the x and you get \[(8.2)\cos33\approx6.87=x\]
|dw:1327040409127:dw| so then solve for the missing angle which ends up being 57
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