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The picture shows a barn door:

What is the length of the support AB?
a. 9 divided by tan 60 degrees
b. 9 sin 60°
c. 9 cos 60°
d. 9 divided by sin 60 degrees

The picture shows a barn door: What is the length of the support AB? a. 9 divided-example-1
User Brandon
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Answer:

d. AB = 9 divided by sin 60 degrees.

Explanation:

Given : picture shown a barn door.

To find : What is the length of the support AB.

Solution : We have given that CB = 9 feet .

angle = 60°,

We need to find AB ?( hypotenuses)

By the trigonometric ratio = sin( theta) =
(perpendicular\ side)/(hypotnuse).

Sin (60) =
(CB)/(AB)

Plugging the values of CB = 9

Sin (60 ) =
(9)/(AB).

On multiplying by AB both sides

AB sin(60) = 9

On dividing by sin(60)

AB =
(9)/(sin(60)).

Therefore, d. AB = 9 divided by sin 60 degrees.

User Crjunk
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Answer:

(D)9 divided by sin 60 degrees

Explanation:

From the given figure, using trigonometry


(BC)/(AB)=sin60^{{\circ}}

Substituting the given values, we get


(9)/(AB)=sin60^{{\circ}}


(9)/(sin60^(\circ))=AB


AB=\frac{9{*}2}{√(3)}


AB=(18)/(√(3))


AB=10.4 feet

Thus, The length of the support AB is 9 divided by sin 60 degrees.

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