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Answer: 0.5</h3>
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Explanation:
The ultimate goal is to find the value for lowercase c, or find the length of side c. So we'll use the portion sin(C)/c as part of the law of sines.
We don't know the value of lowercase 'a', so we'll ignore the sin(A)/a portion.
This leaves sin(B)/b
We see that one side is 2 cm long, so this means b = 2. The angle opposite this is 105 degrees, so B = 105.
The angle opposite side c is 15 degrees, so C = 15.
The lowercase letters represent side lengths, while the uppercase letters are angles.
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We have enough to apply the law of sines to solve for side c.
sin(B)/b = sin(C)/c
sin(105)/2 = sin(15)/c
c*sin(105) = 2*sin(15) ............. cross multiply
c = 2*sin(15)/sin(105) .............. dividing both sides by sin(105)
c = 0.53589838486224
c = 0.5
Side c is roughly 0.5 cm long.
Make sure your calculator is in degree mode.
With the information provided in the problem, we can create a right triangle with the ramp as its hypotenuse, and the vertical rise as its opposite side from its angle of elevation.
Let

be the angle of elevation from the car to the end of the ramp. We now know that the hypotenuse of our triangle measures 445 feet, and the opposite side measures 80 feet, so we need a trig function that relates our angle of elevation with the hypotenuse and the opposite side. That function is sine:



We can conclude that the angle of elevation from the car to the end of the ramp is 10.36°.
Answer:
Using Matlab code for Fourier series to calculate for the function, see the attached
Step-by-step explanation:
Go through the picture step by step.
If the area is 10 square meters than double that is area of a rectangle with height = 5m and base of 4m because height • base should produce 20m^2.
Hope this helps.
Answer:180 report cards
Step-by-step explanation:First, you have to find the ratio of the number of report cards Mrs. Jones folded to the number of report cards Ms. Albert folded and then find out How many did each
person fold?