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How do I find the side length? Trigonometric ratios.
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How do I find the side length? Trigonometric ratios.

How do I find the side length? Trigonometric ratios.-example-1
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Answer:

Explanation:

st=(8√3)xsin60

st=(8√3)(√3/2)

st=4√9

st=4x3

st=12

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