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2 years ago

Geometry help please ;(

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Crazy boy [7]2 years ago

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The answer would be a reason being sinangle= opposite/hypotenuse
if u shift ur phone and observe it is 12/13

stealth61 [152]2 years ago

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You know this is a right angled triangle. so you can use SOH CAH TOA.
taking <A as the angle you want to find. you can use any of the above with H,O or A .
using sine : ur opposite is 12 ( the side opposite the <A) , your H is your hypotenuse(longest side) aka 13.
Thus
sine<A = 12/13
OPTION A

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