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17.32 38.16 66.73 74.89
solve for x
Hint: Tan27=34/x
Are you able to work for x now? @Kemi15
\[ \tan (27 {}^{\circ})=\frac{34}{x}\\ x=\frac{34}{\tan (27 {}^{\circ})}=66.7288 \]
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yeah sorry im still not getting it
@Kemi15 Do you know that Tan (x) = Opposite side/Adjacent side ?
no i don't know that
Sorry for the late reply. That is the trigonometric ratio we are using here. Now that you know, the opposite side to angle 27 has a length of 34, and the adjacent side has a length of x. Therefore Tan 27 = 34/x. Check how @eliassaab worked out for x. Are you with me now?
I hope you're okay @Kemi15 . It would be good to also check out these other trigonometric ratios: Sine and Cosine.
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