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What is the value of x in simplest radical form?

What is the value of x in simplest radical form?-example-1
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Answer:

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x = (5*√(2))/(2)

Explanation:

Reference angle = 45°

Length of Opposite side = x

Hypotenuse length = 5

Applying trigonometric ratio, we have:


sin(45) = (x)/(5)

Multiply both sides by 5


5*sin(45) = (x)/(5)*5


5*sin(45) = x


5*(1)/(√(2)) = x (sin 45 = 1/√2)


(5)/(√(2)) = x

Rationalize


(5*√(2))/(√(2)*√(2)) = x


x = (5*√(2))/(2)

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