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Mathematics, 13.04.2021 04:20 Jasten

I'm stuck on a question from the IXL, HH.1 Trigonometric ratios. I squared the 5 and 12, and then I subtracted 144 from 25 and got 119, then I square rooted that and I ended up with 10.908 as the missing number. Is this correct? If it's not then can someone explain to me the correct answer?


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