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Find Sine of angle P. .2228, .3338, ....
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A POR ir nght aryle hoonyle
8y poythogoruo thon
17°= 102+6R?
%3D
289-100 - R
189 = p2
13-1477271 =GR
opponte side
hypolencour
- gin P=
PR
13-7477271
Sinp
II

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