Find the value of x. Round to the nearest tenth. Diagram is not drawn to scale.
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OpenStudy (osuxbucks15):
OpenStudy (osuxbucks15):
please show work
OpenStudy (across):
What are you having trouble with? Finding \(x\) or rounding? :P
OpenStudy (osuxbucks15):
idk how to find X
OpenStudy (across):
Have you not been studying your trigonometry? ;P
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OpenStudy (osuxbucks15):
im in geometry
OpenStudy (across):
I'll give you a hint:\[\cos24=\frac{11}{x}.\]
OpenStudy (osuxbucks15):
wat is cos?
OpenStudy (across):
It's a trigonometric function.
OpenStudy (osuxbucks15):
so wat do i do
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OpenStudy (across):
Solve the above equation for \(x\). I recommend you use a calculator.
OpenStudy (across):
And set it to compute the cosine in degrees, not radians.
OpenStudy (osuxbucks15):
ok giv me a sec i didn't no i wld need that kind of a calc.
OpenStudy (osuxbucks15):
ok i got for cos 24 4.2
OpenStudy (osuxbucks15):
@across u there
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OpenStudy (osuxbucks15):
idk how to do this
OpenStudy (across):
Calculators have two settings for computing trigonometric functions: in degrees and in radians. You want to compute degrees for this problem. So, you should get:\[\cos24\approx0.91.\]If you solved for \(x\) like I told you, you would've obtained that\[x=\frac{11}{\cos24}.\]Can you now plug and play?
OpenStudy (osuxbucks15):
i got 25.9 = 26
OpenStudy (osuxbucks15):
i mean 25.9
OpenStudy (osuxbucks15):
is that right?
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