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3 years ago

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anastassius [24]3 years ago

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Answer:

15/2 sqrt(3) =z

15/4 sqrt(3) =y

Step-by-step explanation:

cos theta = adjacent side/ hypotenuse in a right triangle

cos 30 = z / 15

Multiply each side by 15

15 cos 30 = z

15 ( sqrt(3)/2)

15/2 sqrt(3) =z

sin theta = opposite side/ hypotenuse in a right triangle

sin 30 = y / z

Multiply each side by z

z sin 30 = y

z (1/2)=y

Z = 15/2 sqrt(3)

15/2 sqrt(3)*1/2

15/4 sqrt(3) =y

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