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Cos ■ = 7/14
A. 39°
B. 30°
C. 26.57°
D. 60°​

Cos ■ = 7/14 A. 39° B. 30° C. 26.57° D. 60°​-example-1
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Option D:


$\cos60^\circ=(7)/(14)

Solution:

Given data:


$\cos -- = (7)/(14)

Let the unknown degree be x.

To find the degree x:


$\cos x = (7)/(14)

Cancel the common factor 7 in the numerator and denominator.


$\cos x = (1)/(2)

Using trigonometry basic formula,

we know that
\cos60^\circ = (1)/(2).

So, x = 60°.

The unknown degree measure is 60°.


$\cos 60^\circ= (7)/(14)

Hence option D is the correct answer.

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