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In ΔOPQ, the measure of ∠Q=90°, QO = 5.9 feet, and OP = 8 feet. Find the measure of ∠P to the nearest tenth of a degree.

User Loreto
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Answer:

47.5°

Explanation:

\sin P =

hypotenuse

opposite

= 5.9/8

sin P= 5.9/8

P=sin -1

(5.9/8)

P=47.5189 ≈ 47.5°

User Christian Nuss
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Answer:

Measure of
\angle P to nearest tenth of a degree is
47.5^(\circ).

Explanation:

Diagram of given scenario is shown below.

Given that,

A right angle triangle
\triangle OPQ. Base of triangle is
QP.

Perpendicular side of triangle is
OQ and Hypotenuse side of triangle is
OP.

In
\triangle OPQ,
\angle Q=90^(\circ),
QO=5.9 and
OP=8.

Now, Using Trigonometry ratio:


Sin\theta=(Perpendicular)/(Hypoteneuse)

So, Substituting the values of perpendicular and hypotenuse we get:


Sin\angle P = (OQ)/(OP) =(5.9)/(8)


Sin\angle P = 0.7375
\angle P= Sin^(-1)(0.7375)=47.51888^(\circ)

Therefore, Measure of
\angle P to nearest tenth of a degree is
47.5^(\circ).

In ΔOPQ, the measure of ∠Q=90°, QO = 5.9 feet, and OP = 8 feet. Find the measure of-example-1
User Arsen Tatraev
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