Respuesta :
Cosine is the ratio adjacent over hypotenuse.
The hypotenuse is the diagonal of 6 ft.
The adjacent side of the 60 degree angle is AC.
Therefore:
[tex]cos 60 = \frac{AC}{6} \\ \\ AC = 6 cos 60[/tex]
The hypotenuse is the diagonal of 6 ft.
The adjacent side of the 60 degree angle is AC.
Therefore:
[tex]cos 60 = \frac{AC}{6} \\ \\ AC = 6 cos 60[/tex]
Using the cosine ratio, the length of the bar AC is: B. 6(cos 60°).
What is the Cosine Ratio?
Cos ∅ = adjacent/hypotenuse represents what we know as the cosine ratio.
From the diagram given, triangle ABC is a right triangle. To find AC, apply the cosine ratio where:
- ∅ = 60°
- Hypotenuse= 6 feet
- Adjacent = AC
cos 60° = AC/6
AC = 6(cos 60°)
Therefore, the length of the bar AC is: B. 6(cos 60°)
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