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Find the missing side lengths. Leave your answers as radicals in simplest form.

Find the missing side lengths. Leave your answers as radicals in simplest form.-example-1
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Answer:

A.


x = \frac{7√(6){3}


y = (7√(6))/(3)

Explanation:

Reference angle = 60°

Opposite =
(7√(2))/(2)

Hypotenuse = x

Adjacent = y

✔️To find x, apply the trigonometric function SOH:

Sin 60° = Opp/Hyp


sin 60° = ((7√(2))/(2))/(x)


(√(3))/(2) = ((7√(2))/(2))/(x) (sin 60 = √3/2)


(√(3))/(2) = (7√(2))/(2)*(1)/(x)


(√(3))/(2) = (7√(2))/(2x)

Cross multiply


√(3)*2x = 7√(2)*2


2√(3)*x = 14√(2)

Divide both sides by 2


√(3)*x = 7√(2)

Divide both sides by √3


x = (7√(2))/(√(3))

Rationalize


x = (7√(2)*√(3))/(√(3)*√(3))


x = \frac{7√(6){3}

✔️To find y, apply the trigonometric function TOA:

Tan 60° = Opp/Adjacent


Tan 60° = ((7√(2))/(2))/(y)


√(3) = ((7√(2))/(2))/(y) (tan 60 = √3)


√(3) = (7√(2))/(2)*(1)/(y)


√(3) = (7√(2))/(2y)

Cross multiply


√(3)*2y = 7√(2)


2√(3)*y = 7√(2)

Divide both sides by √3


y = (7√(2))/(√(3))

Rationalize


y = (7√(2)*√(3))/(√(3)*√(3))


y = (7√(6))/(3)

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