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sin(21 degrees)= 11/x
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How would you solve for x here: \(\large A=\frac{11}{x} \) ???
Multiply the 11 over to the other side? Then do it like 11•sin(21)=x?
Not quite.... multiply the x over to the other side and divide the A over to the other....
So you should end up with: \(\large x=\frac{11}{A} \) so you should have: \(\large x=\frac{11}{sin(21^{\circ })} \)
30.7?! Okay I got it I think! Thank you
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