What is the value of θ for the acute angle in a right triangle?

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5 0

Well, since the problem is talking about a right triangle, and one measurement is given, you can solve for the other one by simply subtracting 58 from 90.
so sin (theta)=cos 90 - 58
sin (32)=cos 58

Step2247 [10]3 years ago

3 0

Answer:

For the people who didn’t understand the answer is 32

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