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    Some Applications of Trigonometry

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    This document provides 6 examples of solving geometry problems using trigonometric functions such as tangent, sine, and cosine. In example 1, the length of side AB of a triangle is calculated as 16x-132. In example 2, the distance between points B and C is calculated as 3.1√2. In example 3, the height of a triangle given two sides is calculated as 28.5+16=30.

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    This document provides 6 examples of solving geometry problems using trigonometric functions such as tangent, sine, and cosine. In example 1, the length of side AB of a triangle is calculated as 16x-132. In example 2, the distance between points B and C is calculated as 3.1√2. In example 3, the height of a triangle given two sides is calculated as 28.5+16=30.

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    This document provides 6 examples of solving geometry problems using trigonometric functions such as tangent, sine, and cosine. In example 1, the length of side AB of a triangle is calculated as 16x-132. In example 2, the distance between points B and C is calculated as 3.1√2. In example 3, the height of a triangle given two sides is calculated as 28.5+16=30.

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    This document provides 6 examples of solving geometry problems using trigonometric functions such as tangent, sine, and cosine. In example 1, the length of side AB of a triangle is calculated as 16x-132. In example 2, the distance between points B and C is calculated as 3.1√2. In example 3, the height of a triangle given two sides is calculated as 28.5+16=30.

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    of 6

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