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3 years ago

Mhanifa please help :( no one has helped me on this yet

Mathematics

1 answer:

VMariaS [17]3 years ago

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Answer:

16)

q / 12 = sin 20
q = 12 sin 20
q = 4.1

p / 12 = cos 20
p = 112 cos 20
p = 11.3

17)

x / 44 = tan 39
x = 44 tan 39
x = 35.6

35.6 / y = sin 39
y = 35.5 / sin 39
y = 56.4

18)

14 / b = sin 57
b = 14 / sin 57
b = 16.7

a / 16.7 = cos 57
a = 16.7 cos 57
a = 9.1

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