In ΔABC, BC = 12 and tan B = 0.58333. What is the length of the hypotenuse, to the nearest tenth?
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Is there a pic showing ABC? it will be evil if BC is the hypotenuse itself lol
assuming dats not the case here,
tan B = CA/BC
so 0.58333 = CA/12
CA = <span>69.9996
the hypotenuse, AB = sqrt (12^2 + </span><span>69.9996^2)
= 71.02
= 71.0
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