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find the measure of the angle marked with a? Using inverse trig functions. Round your answer to the nearest degree. part 3​

find the measure of the angle marked with a? Using inverse trig functions. Round your-example-1

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Answer:


\theta \approx 27.5\º

Explanation:

Once


$\sin(\theta) = \frac{\text{Opposite}}{\text{hypotenuse}} =(12)/(26)=(6)/(13) $

And


\arcsin \left((6)/(13) \right)=\theta


\theta \approx 27.5\º

User Caffeinated
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Answer:

The unknown angle =

27°

Note :

SOH = Sin angle = Opposite/hypotenuse

CAH = Cos angle = Adjacent/Hypotenuse

TOA = Tan angle = Opposite/Adjacent

find the measure of the angle marked with a? Using inverse trig functions. Round your-example-1
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