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Given f=3 and g=10, find the measure of the indicated angle. (Round your answer to the nearest one decimal place. Do NOT put ad Type your answer...

Given f=3f=3 and g=10g=10, find the measure of the indicated angle. (Round your answer to the nearest one decimal place. Do NOT put ad Type your answer...

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Q. Given f=3f=3 and g=10g=10, find the measure of the indicated angle. (Round your answer to the nearest one decimal place. Do NOT put ad Type your answer...
  1. Define Relationship: First, we need to know the relationship between ff, gg, and the angle we're trying to find. Since that's not provided, let's assume it's a right triangle where ff and gg are the legs. So, we use the Pythagorean theorem to find the hypotenuse hh: h2=f2+g2h^2 = f^2 + g^2.
  2. Apply Pythagorean Theorem: Plug in the values: h2=32+102h^2 = 3^2 + 10^2.
  3. Substitute Values: Calculate the squares: h2=9+100h^2 = 9 + 100.
  4. Calculate Squares: Add them up: h2=109h^2 = 109.
  5. Find Hypotenize: Now, take the square root to find hh: h=109h = \sqrt{109}.
  6. Use Calculator: Use a calculator to find the square root of 109109 and round to the nearest one decimal place: h≈10.4h \approx 10.4.

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