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How to solve for the missing side useing the pythagorean theorem
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How to solve for the missing side useing the pythagorean theorem

How to solve for the missing side useing the pythagorean theorem-example-1
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Answer:

cos =


(adjacent)/(hypotsus)

coß = 9÷15

the missing side is 0.6 nor 3/5

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