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Which equation can you use to solve for theta in the figure shown? A right triangle is shown. 2 sides have lengths of 45 feet and 31.2 feet and the hypotenuse has a length of 54.8 feet. The angle opposite
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Which equation can you use to solve for theta in the figure shown? A right triangle is shown. 2 sides have lengths of 45 feet and 31.2 feet and the hypotenuse has a length of 54.8 feet. The angle opposite to the side with length 45 feet is theta.

User Narendra Jadhav
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Answer:

45/58.4

Explanation:

User I Z
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Answer: part 1: 45/54.8.

Part 2: 55.2

Explanation:

Edge

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