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Find cos0 where 0 is the angle shown. Give an exact value, not a decimal approximation. ​

Find cos0 where 0 is the angle shown. Give an exact value, not a decimal approximation. ​
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Find cos0 where 0 is the angle shown. Give an exact value, not a decimal approximation. ​

Find cos0 where 0 is the angle shown. Give an exact value, not a decimal approximation-example-1
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Answer:

cos@=7/25

answer -@= 73.739°

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