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3 years ago

Use SOHCAHTOA for this. Work out 'm' in 3sf, I need the working out.

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Lady bird [3.3K]3 years ago

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Anwer:3.537m

STEP BY STEP EXPLANATIOND:using SOH CAH TOA

First find the opposite

Represent the opposite with x

Tan 33° =x\10

x=10Tan 33°

x=6.494

To find m

Sin 33°=m\6.494 Sin 33°

m=3.5368

m=3.537meteres

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