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1 year ago

6. What is the measure of angle A rounded to two decimal places? 15 A) 25.02° B)27.82° C) 62.18° D)64.98°

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Pie1 year ago

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sin A=Perpendicular/ Hypotenuse

sin A = 7/15

A= arcsin(7/15)

= 27,82 degree

Answer is option (B)

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