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find the sine of angle H
there are two similar right triangles, one has unknown lengths and angles which are classified as H, F, G, the other triangle has Line ED which has a length of 20, Line EC which has a length of 52, and Line DC which has a length of 48
Angle H corresponds with angle C
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Since the triangles are similar and H corresponds to C, sin(H) = sin(C).
In triangle EDC, the hypotenuse is EC = 52 and the side opposite angle C is ED = 20, so
sin(C) = opposite/hypotenuse = 20/52 = 5/13.
Therefore sin(H) = 5/13.
In triangle EDC, the hypotenuse is EC = 52 and the side opposite angle C is ED = 20, so
sin(C) = opposite/hypotenuse = 20/52 = 5/13.
Therefore sin(H) = 5/13.
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