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Helpppppppp plssss helpppppp use trigonometric ratios to calculate the unknown side of each triangle. Round to the nearest tenth

Helpppppppp plssss helpppppp use trigonometric ratios to calculate the unknown side of each triangle. Round to the nearest tenth
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Helpppppppp plssss helpppppp use trigonometric ratios to calculate the unknown side of each triangle. Round to the nearest tenth

Helpppppppp plssss helpppppp use trigonometric ratios to calculate the unknown side-example-1
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Using the theorem do 13^2+58^2=c^2 and solve or 58+13+x=180
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