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A beam rests against a wall, forming a 65 degrees with the floor. Use the function y = 9 sec 0 to find the length of the beam to
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A beam rests against a wall, forming a 65° with the floor. Use the function y = 9 sec θ to find the length of the beam to the
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A beam rests against a wall, forming a 65° with the floor. Use the function y = 9 sec θ to find the length of the beam to the
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A beam rests against a wall, forming a 65degree angle with the floor. Use the function y=9secθ to find the length of the beam
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A uniform beam weighing 1300N is attached to a vertical wall so that it is perfectly horizontal. the beam is 8 m long. A support
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A beam tests against a wall, forming a 50 degrees with the floor. Use the function y=9 sec 0 to find the length of the beam to
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