Explanation The angle of taper is 85 ° 3 0 ′ and the length of the given side is 13 16 in . Draw the length 13 16 in . which forms one leg and thus, the given figure will become a right triangle. Therefore, obtain the length B by using trigonometric ratios. Step 1: The length of the leg will be 13 16 in . . The measure of the angle is, 85 ° 3 0 ′ 2 = 85 ° + 30 60 2 = 85 ° + 0.5 2 = 85.5 ° 2 = 42.75 ° Here, B is the hypotenuse of the given angle and the adjacent side is with length 13 16 ft

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