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Look at the figure shown below. What is the length of Segment AB to the nearest tenth of a meter? Answer
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easy using the formulas of sin30 and cos60 you will find AD and CD
and once u have CD you can find DB using pythagorean theorem ,
couldnt i just double the length of AD?
nope that would be correct when AC = BC
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mmk so just sin 30 and cos 60 then the Pythagorean theorem?
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