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Expand \(\frac{7}{4}\left(8h+3\right)\). (1 point)

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Expand \(\frac{7}{4}\left(8h+3\right)\). (1 point)
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Write the ratios for sin~A and cos~A The triangle is not drawn to scale.A 50 14 B 48 (1 point) sin~A=\frac{14}{50}
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