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I got 8.6
I used tan
you need to use cosine
\[\cos(52)=\frac{ 11 }{ x }=17.9 (rounded)\]
yes that is correct
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Thank you so much!!
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please apply this formula: \[\huge 11 = x \cdot \cos 52\]
I got a different result
When I divided. I got 17.866 is that correct?
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yes! \[\Large x = \frac{{11}}{{\cos 52}} = \frac{{11}}{{0.61566}} \simeq 17.87\]
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here, we can apply this formula: \[\Large x = 13 \cdot \cos 32=...?\]
sorry, I have made an error, here is the right formula: \[\huge 13 = x \cdot \cos 32\]
That would mean my answer is correct.... 15.32
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yes! Better is \(15.33\)
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