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astrophysics · Answer

You can find AC and subtract it from DC

astrophysics · Answer

So you'll have to find the length for both AC and DC, know your trig ratios?

astrophysics · Answer

|dw:1426736056572:dw| use your trig ratios, and we know it's a right triangle, so it will be easy for us to do this :P

anonymous · Answer

i dont know my trig ratios

astrophysics · Answer

SOH CAH TOA, this ring a bell?

astrophysics · Answer

Look up the trig ratios and try to figure it out, I'll bbs :)

astrophysics · Answer

Hey did you try it?