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Sin(x+16degrees) = cos(2x+14 degrees) what is x

Sin(x+16degrees) = cos(2x+14 degrees) what is x
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Sin(x+16degrees) = cos(2x+14 degrees) what is x

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User Christophorus Reyhan
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Answer:

X=20°

Explanation:

SinX+16°+Cos2X+14°=90

3x+30=90

3x=60

x=20°

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