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so first you need to find the length of the vertical line, which you can find using sin(30) - l/8 where l is the length of that line. Then you can find the length of y. Also, is y just the section on the left triangle or the line segment of both triangles?
just the section on the left
also i meant to say sin(30) = l/8, not "-"
ok, so once you have the length of the vertical line I am calling "l", you can use the tangent and the known angle in the left triangle to solve for y in the same way
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so the answer is?
sin(30) = l/8 ----> l=4 tan(60) = 4/y -----> y=2.3094
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