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In ADEF, the measure of ZF=90°, the measure of ZE=53°, and DE = 57 feet. Find the length of FD to the nearest tenth of a foot.
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In ADEF, the measure of ZF=90°, the measure of ZE=53°, and DE = 57 feet. Find the length of FD to the nearest tenth of a foot.
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In ADEF, the measure of ZF=90°, the measure of ZE=53°, and DE = 57 feet. Find the
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Answer:
45.5 feet
Explanation:
sin 53 = x/57
x = 57 · sin 53°
x = 45.5'
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