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OpenStudy (mathhelpasap111):
HELP PLEASE WILL MEDAL AND FAN
Find the Value of P rounded to the nearest tenth
a.) 26.3
b.)32.5
c.) 46.1
d.) 51.9
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OpenStudy (mathhelpasap111):
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OpenStudy (mathhelpasap111):
71 is degrees
OpenStudy (legomyego180):
What class is this for?
OpenStudy (mathhelpasap111):
Geometry
OpenStudy (legomyego180):
Do you know sine and cosine?
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OpenStudy (mathhelpasap111):
Yes
OpenStudy (mathhelpasap111):
I got 43.5... but I'm doing something wrong
satellite73 (satellite73):
is that a right angle?
OpenStudy (mathhelpasap111):
Yes
satellite73 (satellite73):
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satellite73 (satellite73):
on no P is the hypotenuse right?
satellite73 (satellite73):
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satellite73 (satellite73):
then cosine is "adjacent over hypotenuse" so \[\cos(71^\circ)=\frac{15}{P}\] solve for \(P\)
OpenStudy (mathhelpasap111):
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OpenStudy (mathhelpasap111):
So divide 17 and 15?
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satellite73 (satellite73):
that makes \[P=\frac{15}{\cos(71^\circ)}\]
satellite73 (satellite73):
i don't see a 17 in the picture
OpenStudy (mathhelpasap111):
lol sorry I meant 71
OpenStudy (mathhelpasap111):
but I divide those?
satellite73 (satellite73):
i wrote the answer above
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OpenStudy (mathhelpasap111):
I don't see it
satellite73 (satellite73):
\[\cos(71^\circ)=\frac{15}{P}\\
P=\frac{15}{\cos(71^\circ)}\]
OpenStudy (mathhelpasap111):
Hm. So would it be D?
OpenStudy (mathhelpasap111):
a.) 26.3
b.)32.5
c.) 46.1
d.) 51.9
OpenStudy (mathhelpasap111):
@welshfella
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OpenStudy (legomyego180):
Answer is C
OpenStudy (emmily_cool):
c
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