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Which equation can be used to find the measure of angle GFE?
cos−1(StartFraction 14.5 Over 11.9 EndFraction) = θ
cos−1(StartFraction 11.9 Over 14.5 EndFraction) = θ
sin−1(StartFraction 11.9 Over 14.5 EndFraction) = θ
sin−1(StartFraction 14.5 Over 11.9 EndFraction) = θ
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cos⁻¹(11.9 / 14.5) = θ
Reason: 14.5 is the hypotenuse and 11.9 is the side adjacent to angle GFE, so cos θ = adjacent/hypotenuse = 11.9/14.5. (The ratios with 14.5/11.9 are invalid (>1).)
Reason: 14.5 is the hypotenuse and 11.9 is the side adjacent to angle GFE, so cos θ = adjacent/hypotenuse = 11.9/14.5. (The ratios with 14.5/11.9 are invalid (>1).)
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