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in the figure, the angles of elevation of P and Q from A are 38 and 28 respectively. If PQ=20m, find the lengths of AQ and QR.
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let QR = x then PR=x+20 use trigonometry (I won't tell you which identity :) ) to find an expression for AR with both of the equations. Set the two expressions equal to each other to find x.
ahh, is it 90.8m?
for what?
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ah, i got the both answers. AQ=90.8m QR=42.6m
how dd you get those so fast?
sine formula
oh. I did it the hard way
you're better than me at this
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not at all:)
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