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Find the missing length, using one of the trigonometric ratios.​
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Find the missing length, using one of the trigonometric ratios.​

Find the missing length, using one of the trigonometric ratios.​-example-1
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Explanation:

x= 10 sin 60° = 10×½√3 = 5√3

y= 10 cos 60° = 10×½ = 5

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