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find value of x 60 57 29 33
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you would have to use the law of sines. Or the law of cosines
cosine I belive
\[\cos X=\frac{ 11 }{ 20 }\]
then this is where I get tuck
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from there you would divide both sides by cosine
if you do it on a calculator make sure you are in degrees not radians
divide by cosine what though
actually i think you would arc sin the 11/20
yea because I need to do the inverse to get the angle
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ya thats right i think
i put in cos^-1 (11/20)=56.6329870308
It's Ok, this is the correct solution.
But you have to approximate so it will be 57.
thanks :D @John_ES &@unwiser
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