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How do you solve this?-example-1
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User Baruch
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Triginometry. Which side do you want to solve for?

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User Suneth Kalhara
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You know all the angles in the triangle 30°, 60°, and 90°. To find the missing sides we will use:


Sin(opposite)/(hypotenuse) Cos(adjacent)/(hypotenuse) Tan(opposite)/(adjacent) or
S(O)/(H) C(A)/(H) T(O)/(A)

sin 60° =
(O)/(H)

sin 60° =
(x)/(8√(3))

8√3(sin 60°) = x

8√3(
(√(3) )/(2)) = x

12 = x


cos 60° =
(A)/(H)

cos 60° =
(y)/(8√(3) )

8√3(cos 60°) = y

8√3(
(1)/(2)) = y

4√3 = y

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User Oyo
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