Find two angles that satisfy the equation below.
cos (5x - 121• = sin (x + 54).
O 70.5 degre...
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Find two angles that satisfy the equation below.
cos (5x - 121• = sin (x + 54).
O 70.5 degrees and 70.5 degrees
O 16,5 degrees and 73.5 degrees
28 degrees & 62 degrees
O 8 degrees & 82 degrees
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