I think the answer is mW = 70 degrees
Answer:
37°
Step-by-step explanation:
we're going to use cosine rule In calculating for the value of angle A
note that cosine rule can be used when two sides are given with an included angle . from the diagram above, the two sides given are side AB and side AC and the included angle is A
Hence cosine rule
a^2 = AB^2+AC^2 - 2AB×AC Cos A
3.2^2= 2.1^2+4.6^2-2×2.1×4.6COSA
10.24 =4.41+21.16- 19.32 COSA
10.24 = 25.57-19.32COSA
10.24-25.57= -19.32COSA
-15.33= -19.32COSA
dividing bothsides by - 19.32
COSA= -15.33/19.32
COA= 0.79347826
A = COS^-1 (0.79347826)
A= 37.488
A= 37°
<h2>hope this helps!!</h2>
Since 
(density = mass/volume), we can get the mass/weight of the liquid by integrating the density 
over the interior of the tank. This is done with the integral
which is more readily computed in cylindrical coordinates as
(a) The measure of the indicated angle for figure 1 is 48⁰.
(b) The measure of the indicated angle for figure 2 is 42⁰.
<h3>Measure of the indicated angle</h3>
The measure of the indicated angles can be calculated as follows;
<h3>Figure 1</h3>
sinθ = opp/hypo
sinθ = 72/97
sinθ = 0.7423
θ = sin⁻¹(0.7423)
θ = 47.9⁰ ≈ 48⁰
<h3>Figure 2</h3>
sinθ = 65/97
sinθ = 0.6701
θ = sin⁻¹(0.6701)
θ = 42.1⁰ ≈ 42⁰
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After counting, there are 23 people in attendance. If each person is eating two burgers:
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