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3 years ago

Find x Plz help me !!!

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mel-nik [20]3 years ago

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Answer:

$\Huge\boxed{x=33.2}$

Step-by-step explanation:

Hello there!

We can solve for x using law of sines

As we can see in the image a side length divided by sin ( its opposite angle) = a different side length divided by sin ( its opposite angle)

So we can use this equation to solve for x

$\frac{21}{sin(35)} =\frac{x}{sin(65)}$

Our objective is to isolate the variable using inverse operations so to get rid of sin (65) we multiply each side by sin (65)

$\frac{x}{sin(65)} sin(65)=x\\\\\frac{21}{sin(35)} sin(65)=\frac{21sin(65)}{sin(35)}$

we're left with

$x=\frac{21sin(65)}{sin(35)}\\x=33.18208755$

assuming we have to round the answer would be 33.18 or 33.2

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