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$adjacnt {}^{2} = opposite {}^{2} + hypotenuse {}^{2} \\ adjacent {}^{2} = 8 {}^{2} + 12 {}^{2} \\ adj {}^{2} = 64 + 144 \\ adj {}^{2} = 208 \\ adjacent = \sqrt{208} \\ adjacent = 4 \sqrt{13}$

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