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Chapter 13.2, Problem 10E

Using Illustration 1, find the measure of each acute angle for each right triangle:

Chapter 13.2, Problem 10E, Using Illustration 1, find the measure of each acute angle for each right triangle: ILLUSTRATION 1

ILLUSTRATION 1

b = 21.34 m, c = 47.65 m

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Using Illustration 1, find the measure of each acute angle for each right triangle: ILLUSTRATION 1 b = 21.34 m, c = 47.65 m

Solution Summary: The author calculates the measure of the acute angle for a right angle with b=21.34 m and C=47.65.

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