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What is the value of x in the triangle?

What is the value of x in the triangle?-example-1
User HeroCC
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Answer:

D=5√3

Explanation:

since 15 is the leg opposite to the 60 degrees angle, you can say:

(√3)/2(hypotenuse)=15

Then if you solve, you find the hypotenuse to be √300

Next, since side x is opposite to a 30-degree angle, it will be half the hypotenuse which will be:

√300/2 OR 5√3

User Mahendra Pratap
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Answer:

5√3

Explanation:

use the function tangent which is opposite over adjacent and from the 60 degrees angle's prespective x is the adjacent and 15 is the opposite so its tan(60)=15/x

x=15/tan(60)

x=5√3

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