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Help !!! Please !!!!!!!!!!!-example-1
User Jenae
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We are given
\gamma=16.7^(\circ), a right triangle and hypothenuse
a=49

Using angle function
\cos(x) we are able to find the value of
t.

From picture (and definitions) we know that


\cos(\gamma)=t/a

And now just solve for
t


t=a\cos(\gamma)=49\cos(16.7^(\circ))\approx46.93^(\circ)

To find
c use sine


\sin(\gamma)=c/a\Longrightarrow c=a\sin(\gamma) \\ 49\sin(16.7^(\circ))\approx14.08^(\circ)

Find
T by subtracting
C and
90^(\circ) from
180^(\circ) hence
T=73.3^(\circ)

The answer is A, C and D.

Hope this helps.

User Jinyoung Kim
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