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What is the measure of angle N to the nearest whole degree?

What is the measure of angle N to the nearest whole degree?-example-1
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I think it might be 9?
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Answer:


9^(\circ)

Explanation:

We have been given a right triangle and we re asked to find the measure of angle N to the nearest whole number.

Since measure of all three sides of the triangle is given, so we can use any of the trigonometric ratios to solve our given problem.


\text{sin}=\frac{\text{Opposite}}{\text{Hypotenuse}}


\text{sin}(N)=(13)/(85)

Using arcsin we will get,


N=\text{sin}^(-1)((13)/(85))


N=8.797410709991^(\circ)

Upon rounding our answer to nearest whole degree, we will get


N\approx 9^(\circ)

Therefore, the measure of N is 9 degrees.

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