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Stuck on my Trigonometry homework :(
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Stuck on my Trigonometry homework :(

Stuck on my Trigonometry homework :(-example-1
User Aashish Nagar
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Answer:

I think A= 60.35

Explanation:

Hope this helped have an amazing day!

User Michelle Wetzler
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Explanation:

sin 23°/6cm = sin A/13cm

(sin 23°/6cm)×13cm= sin A

A= 60.35

I wish this will answer u, n im sorry if im wrong

Stuck on my Trigonometry homework :(-example-1
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