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Use a trigonometric ratio to solve for z. Round to two decimal places as necessary.

Use a trigonometric ratio to solve for z. Round to two decimal places as necessary.
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Use a trigonometric ratio to solve for z. Round to two decimal places as necessary.

Use a trigonometric ratio to solve for z. Round to two decimal places as necessary-example-1
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User Igor Escodro
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use the ratio of sin
sin(degree) = opposite/hypotenuse
plug in for opposite/hypotenuse then solve for degree
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