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2 years ago

Help!!!answer please!sin 46°=x/14

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1 answer:

Alborosie2 years ago

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X=14sin(46)
Now be careful. It depends on whether he wants it in radians or degrees. I think
This one is in degrees since it’s saying sin(46) but make sure it’s in degree mode if he wants it in degree or radian is he wants it in radian

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Help!!!answer please!sin 46°=x/14​

Help!!!answer please!sin 46°=x/14