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First you need to find the slope of the line containing those 2 points using the slope formula. Filling in with our info we have 
. So the slope is -1.5. Now we need to find out the rest of the info, mainly the y-intercept. The line appears to go through the y axis at (0, 0), but let's make sure. We will use the slope we just found and one of our points to solve for the y-intercept. I picked point (4, -6). Filling in to solve for b we get -6 = (-1.5)(4) + b. Doing the multiplication on the right gives us -6=-6 + b. Add 6 to both sides to get that b = 0. Now let's use that and the slope we found to rewrite the equation in slope-intercept form. y = -1.5x + 0 or y = -1.5x and there you go!
There are two -main- approaches to answer this problem. By using the sine identity, or applying law of sines.
We'll do the sine trig. identity, as it is the most effective.
Given an angle '
' in a right triangle, '
' is defined as the opposite side of the triangle to the given angle, over the triangle's hypotenuse.
So, for this setup:
Now, we solve for x:
So, answer is 3.4
We'll do the sine trig. identity, as it is the most effective.
Given an angle '
So, for this setup:
Now, we solve for x:
So, answer is 3.4