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Answer:


\theta \approx 61.93\textdegree

Explanation:

We can solve for the measure of angle θ in this right triangle using the trigonometric ratio sine, which uses the opposite and hypotenuse sides.


\sin(\theta) = \frac{\text{opposite}}{\text{hypotenuse}}

plugging in the given values


\sin(\theta) = (15)/(17)

↓ taking the inverse tangent of both sides


\sin^(-1)\left(\frac{}{}\sin(\theta)\frac{}{}\right) = \sin^(-1)\left((15)/(17)\right)

canceling the inverse functions on the left side ...
f^(-1)\left(\frac{}{}f(x)\frac{}{}\right) = x


\theta = \sin^(-1)\left((15)/(17)\right)

evaluating using a calculator


\theta \approx 61.93\textdegree

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