Find the length of side x in simplest radical form with a rational denominator.60°130°X

Qdr asked Dec 19, 2023

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Qdr asked Dec 19, 2023

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We will solve using the law of sines as follows:

$(1)/(\sin(30))=(X)/(\sin (60))$

Now, we solve for X:

$\Rightarrow X=(\sin(60))/(\sin(30))\Rightarrow X=\sqrt[]{3}$

So, the length of X is sqrt(3).

Melana answered Dec 24, 2023

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