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Find the length of side x in simplest radical form with a rational denominator.

Find the length of side x in simplest radical form with a rational denominator.-example-1
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Answer:


x = (√(6))/(2)

Explanation:

Reference angle = 45°

Opposite side = x

Hypotenuse = √3

Use the following trigonometric ratios formula to find x:


sin(\theta) = (opp)/(hyp)

Plug in the values


sin(45) = (x)/(√(3))

Multiply both sides by √3


√(3)*sin(45) = x


√(3)*(√(2))/(2) = x


(√(3*2))/(2) = x


(√(6))/(2) = x

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