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3 years ago

Somebody help me with this please .

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1 answer:

erastova [34]3 years ago

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Step-by-step explanation:

12. Cos 60° = 8/c

0,5 = 8/c

0,5 c = 8

c = 16

D² = V16²-8²

= V256-64

=V192 = V16×12 = 4V12

= 4V4×3 = 8V3

13. Cos 30° = 6/b

V3/2 = 6/b

V3 b = 12

b = 12/V3

b/Sin B = a /sin A

b/Sin90° = 6/ sin 60°

b = 6

1 V3/2

b× V3 = 6

b = 6× 2/V3

= 12/V3

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