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indigo sage
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mk

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its alr if u continue, im working on something else

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waiiit

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why by 47.2?

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thats allowed? writing 47degrees12minutes like 47.12?

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or are you just making it look easier

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k

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@indigo sage x = ((x + 38) * tan(35.833°)) / tan(47.2°)
x ≈ 59.49 meters
solve 😉

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yea i got that ans too but its apparently not correct

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my answer booklet telling me x = 76.69

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tell that to the company who made this book :/

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still trynna figure it out?

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alr ill check in with my teacher soon

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bro my calculator is high on some shit

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i was solving another equation, put the things into my calculator and it said error

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x = (38 * 0.700207) / (1.147754 - 0.700207)
x = (26.609766) / (0.447547)
x ≈ 59.49
@indigo sage

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switches to my cas, couldnt solve it, then switches backed to my main one and it suddenly worked

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wtf

indigo sage
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x = (38 * tan(35.833°)) / (tan(47.2°) - tan(35.833°))
x = (38 * tan(35.833°)) / (tan(47.2°) - tan(35.833°))
x = (38 * 0.700207) / (1.147754 - 0.700207)
x = (26.609766) / (0.447547)
x = 59.49542

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urm

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yea ill take a look

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alrr

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where did u get 35.833 and 47.2

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how do you do that pls tell

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i neeeeeeed this information

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alr ty

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why two 35.833

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i divided both sides by 47.2

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but idk the next steps

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yea bro idk why theres two " tan(35.833°))"

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:/

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ahem

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x = (38 * tan(35.833°)) / (tan(47.2°) - tan(35.833°))
x = (38 * 0.700207) / (tan(47.2°) - 0.700207)
x = (26.609766) / (tan(47.2°) - 0.700207)
x ≈ 76.6918

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i'm dumb

indigo sage
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you're book is correct sorry..

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but please tell me why theres two " tan(35.833°))" in the equation 😭

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see

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x = (38 * tan(35.833°)) / (tan(47.2°) - tan(35.833°))

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yeah

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theres two tan(35.833°))

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in the equation

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i dont get why theres a minus " - tan(35.833°))"

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so it starts off like xtan(47.2)=(x+38)tan(35.833)

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then its this? x = (38 * tan(35.833°)) / (tan(47.2°) - tan(35.833°))

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i have so many questions

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its best if you can show me on paper

indigo sage
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# indigo sage i dont get why theres a minus " - tan(35.833°))"

The subtraction of tan(35.833°) in the denominator is necessary because the expression for h involves subtracting two terms: x * tan(47.2°) and (x + 38) * tan(35.833°). So, to isolate x, we need to manipulate the equation to get rid of tan(35.833°) from the denominator, which involves subtracting it.

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my points is that its not in the demonimator in the first place
xtan(47.2)=(x+38)tan(35.833)
becomes x=(x+38)tan(35.833)/(47.2)
right?

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nah bruh i cant understand

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and x = (26.609766) / (tan(47.2°) - 0.700207)
doesnt equal x ≈ 76.6918

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1.i dont get why the x dissapears
2.why would you need to subtract tan(35.833°) from the demoninator if there is none
3.my calculations doesnt even show that
x = (38 * tan(35.833°)) / (tan(47.2°) - tan(35.833°))
x = (38 * 0.700207) / (tan(47.2°) - 0.700207)
x = (26.609766) / (tan(47.2°) - 0.700207)
x ≈ 76.6918
is true

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