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Answer:


\displaystyle AC = 2.18

Explanation:

we are given a right angle triangle where:

  • BC=6
  • AC=?
  • θ=70°

since BC is the opposite side and AC is is the adjacent side of the triangle therefore we can consider using tan function given by


\displaystyle \tan( \theta) = (opp)/(adj)

substitute:


\displaystyle \tan( {70}^( \circ) ) = (6)/(AC)

cross multiplication:


\displaystyle AC \tan( {70}^( \circ) ) = 6

b

divide both sides by tan(70°):


\displaystyle AC = \frac{6}{ \tan( {70}^( \circ) ) }

by using calculator we obtain:


\displaystyle AC = 2.18

and we are done!

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