mslooney120 mslooney120

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How do I calculate the missing side using the 33 degree angle in trig terms

How do I calculate the missing side using the 33 degree angle in trig terms class=

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solimanjoe77 solimanjoe77

03-03-2021

Answer:

BC = 9

Step-by-step explanation:

Since we know theta is = 33 degrees, we use it and we use Tan to find the adjacent side:

Tan=Opp/Adj

Tan(33)=6/BC

0.649=6/BC

BC= 9.239

As the question asks for rounding to the nearest tenths:

BC = 9

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user19472919 user19472919

03-03-2021

the answer is 9 & they already explained it

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