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I need some help with the steps to solve this. I'll attach a drawing of the right triangle below. Thank you!!! Let f=9, and d=13. Find angle E.
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There we go, that is the triangle I've been given.
just apply a2=c2-b2
For side e I get e=9.38
But I'm looking for angle E
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oh sorry apply cos(E)=9/13
So cos(E)=9/13... How would I do that...
cosine(theta)=9/13
use calculator and find cos inverse (9/13)
I got cos-1(9/13)=46.187
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so thats E
just check whether it is in radian or degree
It's in degrees right now haha
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