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3 years ago

Please help! Thank you so much!

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igor_vitrenko [27]3 years ago

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Angle W:

180 = 90 + 57 + W

180 = 147 + W

W = 33 degrees

Using trigonometry functions to find the side lengths. (SOH CAH TOA)

Side XZ:

cos(57) = XZ / 18

XZ = cos(57) x 18

XZ = 9.8 units

Side XW:

sin(57) = XW / 18

XW = sin(57) x 18

XW = 15.1 units

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