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Answer: OPTION A.

Explanation:

Observe the figure attached.

The first step is the find "a". In order to find this side, we need to use this Trigonometric Identity:


sin\alpha=(opposite)/(hypotenuse)

In this case:


\alpha=45\°\\\\opposite=12\\\\hypotenuse=a

Then, substituting values and solving for "a", we get:


sin(45 \°)=(12)/(a)\\\\a=(12)/(sin(45 \°))\\\\a=12√(2)

Now we must apply this Trigonometric Identity:


tan\theta=(opposite)/(adjacent)

In this case:


\theta=60\°\\\\opposite=12√(2)\\\\adjacent=x

Then, substituting values and solving for "x", we get:


tan(60\°)=(12√(2))/(x)\\\\x=(12√(2))/(tan(60 \°))\\\\x=4√(6)

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Answer:

c. 6√2

Explanation:

The step by step explanation is shown in the picture above

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