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34kurt3 years ago

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The equation will be simplified to the following.
The numbers will be in between 0.468 and 8.531.

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Ilia_Sergeevich [38]

Answer:

∠U = 56.4

Step-by-step explanation:

We can use trigonometric functions to solve this

Here we are given the opposite side of ∠U as well as the adjacent side.

When dealing with the adjacent and opposite side we use sin

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Opp = 5 and adj = 6

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* take the inverse sine of both sides *

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arcsin(5/6) = 56.4 *( rounded to the nearest tenth )

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