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Solve for theta (in degrees) A = 11 , B = 23
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Solve for theta (in degrees)

A = 11 , B = 23

Solve for theta (in degrees) A = 11 , B = 23-example-1
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Answer:

25.559 degrees truncated

Explanation:

There are many ways of solving this problem. The way I went about doing it was taking the inverse tangent of 11/23, to get 25.559 degrees.

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