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you would have to use cos to find x. cos(60)= 8/x do you know what to do from here on?
No... I actually have no idea... .-. I'm really sorry.
cosine is adjacent over hypotenuse. one way to remember that is cos is CAH. "C" for cosine, "A" for adjacent, and "H" for hypotenuse.
ok so you would have to plug it in your calculator
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you would write it like this: 8/ cos(60)
then that would be your answer
http://www.mathwarehouse.com/trigonometry/images/sohcohtoa/sohcahtoa-all.png aminehr is correct, you would use cosine to figure this out. \[\cos(60)=\frac{ 8 }{ x }\] You should probably use a calculator for this and just plug in the equation
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