2 years ago

The hypotenuse of right triangle ABC, line segment AC, measures 13 cm. The length of line segment BC is 5 cm.

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Cos ( ∠C ) = 5/13 = 0.38462
m ∠C = cos^(-1) 0.38642 = 67.4°
m ∠A = 90° - 67.4° = 22.6°
m ∠C - m ∠A = 67.4° - 22.6° = 44.8°
Answer:
B ) 44.8°

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