4 years ago

What is the correct answer?

1 answer:

6 0

67.38 degrees

To find this, follow the steps below:

cos (B) = 5/13
cos -1 (cos(B)) = cos-1 (5/13)
The cos-1 and cos cancel each other out.

B = cos-1 (5/13)
B = 67.38

Hope this helps!

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