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What is the m∠J, to the nearest tenth?
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What is the m∠J, to the nearest tenth?

What is the m∠J, to the nearest tenth?-example-1
User Ajay Deshwal
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Answer:

<J = 58.1

Explanation:

tan theta = opp / adjacent sides

tan J = 15.1/9.4

Take the inverse tan of each side

tan ^-1 (tan J) = tan^-1 (15.1/9.4)

J= 58.09705252

Rounding to the nearest tenth

J = 58.1

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