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When θ = 28° , which equation can be used to find the distance from point a to point b?

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The equation used to represent the distance between two points A and B is AB  =  x Cos 28°

The equation can be defined as a mathematical statement made up of expressions. The length of the line that connects two points is known as the distance between the two points. A triangle is a closed shape with 3 sides, 3 angles and 3 vertices. Triangle is a 2- dimensional figure.

As per the given question,

  • A and B are the points in a triangle
  • Θ  =  28

Let the hypotenuse be x

The two points A and B are on the base of the triangle so,

Base - length = AB

The distance between the two points is

⇒   cos Θ   =   base / hypotenuse

where,      base = AB

                hypotenuse = x

⇒   cos Θ   =   AB / x

⇒   AB   =   x cos Θ      →   1

Substitute Θ  =  28 in 1,

⇒   AB = x cos 28°

Therefore, AB = x cos 28° is the equation used to represent the distance between two points A and B.

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When θ = 28° , which equation can be used to find the distance from point a to point b?

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