Whats the decimal equivalent of 1\4
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The law of cosines can be written as:
Where
p, a, and b are the sides
P is the angle opposite of side p
Now,
x is what we want to find and other two sides given are 25 and 50 (let them be a and b)
Angle opposite to side unknown is 39 degrees, this is Angle P
Substituting, we get: