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mdobbs6856:

HELP

mdobbs6856:

I, K, L. PLEASE

5824234167:

help with what?

mdobbs6856:

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mdobbs6856:

that

mdobbs6856:

I'm a freshman too. I'm taking honors classes that's why i gotta know this

@sollums wrote:
@mdobbs6856 wrote:
sorry but im a fresh man an thats over my skills LOL

5824234167:

oh hell naw i FAILED this unit sorry

Sollums:

@mdobbs6856 wrote:
I'm a freshman too. I'm taking honors classes that's why i gotta know this
@sollums wrote:
@mdobbs6856 wrote:
sorry but im a fresh man an thats over my skills LOL
i hope you do good

mdobbs6856:

@sollums wrote:
@mdobbs6856 wrote:
I'm a freshman too. I'm taking honors classes that's why i gotta know this
@sollums wrote:
@mdobbs6856 wrote:
sorry but im a fresh man an thats over my skills LOL
i hope you do good
thanks. lol

mdobbs6856:

@vocaloid Can you help me?

mdobbs6856:

Or not

Vocaloid:

I: find x and y. using the 74 degree as your reference angle, tan(47) = opposite/adjacent = y/4 cos(47) = adjacent/hypotenuse = 4/x K: similar logic as before tan(38) = y/30 cos(38) = 30/x L: this one has an extra step because you need the hypotenuse of the lower triangle to be able to solve for the upper triangle tan(76) = 29/x you can use the pythagorean theorem (c^2 = x^2 + 29^2) to get the hypotenuse of the small triangle. let's call that hypotenuse c. solving the upper triangle: sin(y) = opposite/hypotenuse = c/34 solve for y, using arcsin to eliminate the sin on the left side.

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