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What is m<M to the nearest degree? show your work.​
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What is m<M to the nearest degree? show your work.​

What is m<M to the nearest degree? show your work.​-example-1
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Answer:

27°

Explanation:

We solve the above question using the Trigonometric function of Sine

sin theta = opposite/Hypotenuse

Opposite = 5

Hypotenuse =11

sin theta = 5/11

theta = arc sin (5/11)

theta = 27.035691789°

Approximately = 27°

Angle m<M = 27°

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