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Alenkinab [10]
1 year ago
11

Need help with this ASAP: methods for solving right triangles.

Mathematics
1 answer:
sashaice [31]1 year ago
4 0

Explanation:

1) sin(37º)=x/10.3————>trigonometric ratio (sine)

2)7²+10²=c²—————-> pythagorean theorem

3) using sine—————> sin(51º)=9/x

using tangent —————> tan(51º)=9/x and x = 7.3 (rounded)

4)using pythagorean theorem————> 6²+7²=c²

angle b is tanx=6/7 where x = 40.6 degrees, angle a is tanx=7/6 where x = 49.4

Answers:

1)x= 6.2

2)x= 12.2

3)x= 11.6 (rounded)

4)x= 9.2

credit to <u>genan</u> for question 3 and 4

ur welcome :)

correct me if im wrong

brainliest please?

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