Two birds sit at the top of two different trees 17.8 feet away from one another. The distance between the first bird and a birdwatcher on the ground is 37.4 feet.
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a. 25.5° b. 64.5° c. 28.4° d .61.6
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I just did it
SOHCAHTOA sin=opposite/hypotenuse cos=adjacent/hypotenuse tan=opposite/adjacent
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Basically we do not have the angle so the easiest way is to solve for the angle and also have a graphing calculator out
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@dude check if I'm right lol i'm kinda rusty on math math rn
Other way around for hypotenuse and adjacent Hypotenuse = 37.4 Adjacent = 17.8
Yes he's right lol ^
Boi everything else was right
So knowing this, we can solve for the angle, which for this we can use the formula cosine (x)=adjacent/hypotenuse
Plug the numbers in cosx=17.8/37.4 cosx=0.47593
however we still need to find the angle and we need to get rid of the cosine in front of it so we can use inverse cosine cos^-1(0.47593)=61.58 Which makes sense because seeing the actual triangle, the right angle is 90 and the other side seems somewhat like a 30 degree angle, but never assume
thank you so much
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