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Use the trigonometric ratio sin A = 0.38 to determine which angle of the triangle is < A

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<span>According to trigonometric the formula for sin is sin = opposite/hypotenuse.Sin is defined as the ratio of sides of a right angled triangle.Hypotenuse is the is the longest side of a right-angled triangle,which is the side opposite of the right angle.So the the hypotenuse is clearly 1.3, so you divide 0.5/1.3 Hence the answer is around 0.38 The result is Angle2..</span>

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