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3 years ago

Activity 2. pls just give me the formula or answer this, it really help me

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PtichkaEL [24]3 years ago

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Answer:

X= sin (56) . 17) hope this helps

Verizon [17]3 years ago

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All questions are using SOH from SOH CAH TOA. So the equations you’re using is Sin(degree°) = x/number given on side
(EX: Q1 - Sin(56) = x/17 ; then to find X just multiply 17 on both sides so you can have X by itself, then you should have X = Sin(56) • 17) HOPE THIS HELPS!!

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Activity 2. pls just give me the formula or answer this, it really help me​

Activity 2. pls just give me the formula or answer this, it really help me