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In ANOP, the measure of Angle P=90°, PN = 89 feet, and OP = 74 feet. Find the measure of angle O to the nearest tenth of a degree.
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In ANOP, the measure of Angle P=90°, PN = 89 feet, and OP = 74 feet. Find the measure of angle O to the nearest tenth of a degree.
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In ANOP, the measure of Angle P=90°, PN = 89 feet, and OP = 74 feet. Find the measure
of angle O to the nearest tenth of a degree.
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Answer:50.3
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O = 50.3 degrees
Explanation:
tan O = 89/74
tan O = 1.2027
O = 50.3 degrees
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