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Mike is using a telescope to view three stars. He notes the distances and angles between the lines joining the stars, as shown below. Which expression shows the distance between Star 2 and Star 3? y sec x° y over sec x y cot x° y over cot x
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let z = distance between Star 2 and Star 3
cos(x) = y/z z*cos(x) = y z = y/cos(x) So it's basically using the same idea as before
but instead of tangent, we're using cosine now
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cosx = y/d, where d is the distance you want... but this can also be written as secx = d/y and if you solve for d in that second equation, you'll have your answer... :)
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