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use the law of cosines, I am blind!
(just started and so offense. It's all the fault of the code of conduct of openstudy ;) )
is 19.45 my answer?
How did you obtain the answer, may I know please?
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I don't have a calculator with me, but it looks kind of good to me.
\[\sqrt{11^2+13^2-2(11)(13)\cos(108)}\]
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does that look correct?
that looks good!
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thank you!
You are a good worker, I already saw a person leave after I gave him/her just a hint instead of answer.
My pleasure!
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