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And I take it we're to find the measure of the angle? You have an angle...a side adjacent to that angle...and the hypotenuse....use the COS function \[\cos(x) = \frac{ 11 }{ 20 }\] Now you want to find the angle...so use the ARCCOS function \[x = \cos^{-1} \frac{ 11 }{ 20 }\] *make sure your calculator is in degree mode*
I dont have a calculator with cos
You can calculate it in Google ! Type : arccos (11/20)
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Thank you. I will try!
arccos(11 / 20) = 0.988432089 rad ?????
Yes !
it is not one of my choices
These are multiple choice questions
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Did you get it @Joshyface ?
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That would be correct! Good work!
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