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In a right triangle, sin (x+4)^\circ(x+4)

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= cos (3x+2)^\circ(3x+2)

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. Find the larger of the triangle’s two acute angles

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The larger of the triangle’s two acute angles is 65 degrees

Angles in a triangle

Given the expression

sin(x+4) = cos(3x + 2)

Since sin theta = cos(90 - theta), hence;

cos(90 - (x+4)) = cos(3x +2)

cos(86 - x) = cos (3x+2)

Cancel out the cosine functions to have:

86 - x = 3x + 2

-4x = -84

x = 21

Substitute x = 21 into the expression

sin(x+4) = Sin25 =

Hence the larger of the triangle’s two acute angles is 65 degrees

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